
Frank Turek addresses the impact of conspiracy theories on marriage and discusses biblical principles related to gossip and deception.
Is it possible to reason with someone who believes that corroborated evidence is part of the deception of conspiracy theories? In this episode, Frank responds to a question from a concerned husband whose marriage is under serious strain due to conspiracy theories surrounding the murder of Charlie Kirk. While discussing the Tyler Robinson preliminary hearing last week, and the biblical principles surrounding gossip, deception, and false accusations, Frank tackles questions like: What evidence emerged during Robinson's preliminary trial and why is the judge being so cautious? Is every contradiction, misunderstanding, or misspoken word a lie? How do you have a productive conversation with someone who refuses to follow the evidence? What does the Bible teach about gossip, deception, and false accusations? What's the difference between a possibility and evidence for a possibility? Why is corroborated evidence essential for serious charges? Who is the one personality we should all follow without question? Later, the conversation shifts to another deeply personal struggle as Frank responds to a listener battling a serious porn addiction and questioning his salvation. You'll learn: What…
Host: Frank Turek
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