Christ and Culture

This conversation explores the complexities of moral frameworks, particularly in relation to contemporary issues such as physician-assisted suicide and the rise of sex robots. The speakers discuss the importance of understanding worldviews, the role of pastors in ethical discussions, and the necessity of a biblical sexual ethic. They emphasize the need for Christians to navigate moral dilemmas thoughtfully, considering their motives, actions, and the ultimate goals of their decisions. The conversation concludes with a call for deeper engagement with these topics within the church and the importance of equipping believers to address ethical challenges in a rapidly changing world.

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In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, Benjamin Quinn, Nathan Finn, and Daniel Darling discuss various cultural headlines, including the current state of international politics, the decline of trust in pastoral leadership, and the implications of recent protests at churches. They also reflect on the pro-life movement following the overturning of Roe v. Wade, emphasizing the need for continued advocacy and education within communities.

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In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, Benjamin Quinn engages in a profound conversation with Dr. Kelly Kapic. They discuss Dr. Kapic's new book, "The Christian Life," which explores the complexities of living a Christian life in today's world. The discussion delves into the nature of the Christian life as a response to God's love, emphasizing that it is not merely about moral obligations but about a relational dynamic with God and others. Dr. Kapic shares his personal journey of faith, his experiences in academia, and the importance of community in understanding and living out the Christian life.

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In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, Dr. Benjamin Quinn and Dr. Evan Lenow discuss the ethical implications of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) and the recent white paper titled 'Infertility and the Longing for Children.' They explore the cultural context of reproductive technology, the theological principles surrounding human life, and the moral dilemmas posed by ARTs, including in vitro fertilization and the ethical concerns of frozen embryos. The conversation emphasizes the need for thoughtful engagement with these technologies from a pro-life perspective, as well as pastoral guidance for couples facing infertility.

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Reproductive Technologies White Paper: https://erlc.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/ERL5143_ARTsWhitePaper_FINAL_033125.pdf 

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Is Advent a biblical practice? In this episode of the Christ in Culture podcast, the hosts discuss the concept of 'Blind Spots' in ministry, especially how to understand Advent. The Ethics as Worship segment returns discussing moral dilemmas. The episode concludes with reflections on the past year and the importance of equipping ministry leaders.

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