Aaron and Kyle do another B.S. episode talking about entertainment. We talk about video games like The Witcher 3, The Last of Us, Red Dead Redemption 2, and movies like Captain Marvel, You're Next, and more. Of course, we couldn't help but get into the deeper cultural, political, and biblical issues of the day like leftism and conservatism, sexuality, the importance of community, the Bible vs. the Koran, the nature of work in our modern industrialized era, and more.
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This is not about guns. Aaron and Kyle doing podcast commentary on culture, philosophy, politics, and theology AT LEAST 47 times a year.
Showing posts with label sexuality. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sexuality. Show all posts
Monday, November 25, 2019
AK47 Season 2 Episode 29: Video Games, Movies, and Culture
Labels:
Bible,
capitalism,
culture,
culture change,
entertainment,
film,
homosexuality,
movies,
sexuality,
social justice,
Socialism,
video games
Saturday, October 19, 2019
AK47 Season 2 Episode 28: Joshua Harris and Purity Culture
Aaron and Kyle talk about the recent Unbelievable? discussion between the apologist Sean McDowell and filmmaker Jessica van der Wyngaard on Joshua Harris's recent fall from faith and the effect his book, I Kissed Dating Goodbye, on the church and "purity culture." We have our usual sidetracks in the conversation where we bring up people and topics like Steve Chalk, David Bentley Hart, Quillette, and evolutionary psychology, but we give our overviews of how Sean and Jessica did in the conversations, what purity culture is, people being in the internet spotlight from an early age, the sexual lives of Old Testament figures and h ow purity culture handles it, what we suspect Harris might do next, dating, and more.
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Sources
Find the Unbelievable? discussion between McDowell and van der Wyngaard here.
The statement that Kyle mentioned by John Cooper, lead singer of Skillet, can be found here.
Listen to the episode here. If you prefer to listen to our episode on a different platform, like iTunes, Stitcher, or others, check out the links on the left side of the site.
If you would like to support our podcast, click here.
Sources
Find the Unbelievable? discussion between McDowell and van der Wyngaard here.
The statement that Kyle mentioned by John Cooper, lead singer of Skillet, can be found here.
Thursday, October 4, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 33
Aaron and Kyle discuss some logical, apologetic, and epistemological issues that are brought up by the Kavanaugh case. The reliability of eyewitness testimony and memory, how that applies to the Gospels, thoughts on "believe all women," and more are discussed.
Listen to the episode here.
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Listen to the episode here.
If you want to support our show, click here to learn how.
Labels:
adultery,
apologetics,
Bible,
Christianity,
contradictions,
culture,
epistemology,
ethics,
evil,
feminism,
freedom,
God,
Hollywood,
intersectionality,
Lydia McGrew,
McGrew,
psychology,
public,
sexuality,
Tim McGrew
Friday, August 24, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 29
Kyle interviews Neal Hardin on Assembly Bill 2943 in California and sexual orientation change therapy. This is a bill being passed around in California, but listeners who are not citizens of California should care about this topic because of the freedoms it could affect. We talk about what the bill says, Neal's concerns with the bill, and the nuances of orientation change therapy.
Listen to the episode here.
For more from Neal Hardin, check out his website.
To learn how to support the show, click here.
Listen to the episode here.
For more from Neal Hardin, check out his website.
To learn how to support the show, click here.
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