FTR 180: Bomb, Pray, Love. With Odd Man Out
About this episode
The episode examines how theological convictions can be manipulated for political purposes, impacting the integrity of the Gospel.
In this episode, we're taking a hard look in the mirror. It's easy to spot when "those other people" twist scripture, but it's much harder to see when our own cherished theological convictions are being hijacked for a political agenda. We dive into the specific tenets of Christianity—the very truths we hold dear—and explore how they are uniquely vulnerable to being "repackaged" as propaganda. From the pulpit to the polling place, we discuss how biblical language is often used to provide a "divine rubber stamp" for human power structures, often at the cost of the Gospel's integrity. THE ODDCAST
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