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022. I Got Jesus in My Heart; Now What?! Plus: Sean Hannity and the Greater Jihad (The Literally-Exactly-What-It-Sounds-Like Episode)
This week on the Method Theology:
How to figure out sin and Jesus when you’re a Christian newbie
The enemy of my enemy is my friend: Thank God for the Tea Party!
Moral Relativism
The 6 months of her life when Holly woke up on time
#gymlife with Donna
Donna lies to her Grandma about praying
Church Hurts and Church hurts
Holly fails to communicate… a lot
Dealing with doubts
Reacting to the grandeur of God
Working in restaurants on Sunday
Running away on quotational bunny ears
Quranic verses taken out of context by Sean Hannity and the Muslim definition of Jihad
Donna’s foot tips
NERD OUT links:
-Let's Stop Pretending Christianity is Relevant, Okay?
by Benjamin Sledge (@SledgeHS)
-Lovett or Leave It Podcast
by @CrookedMedia and @JonLovett
-Pod Save America
by @CrookedMedia and @PodSaveAmerica
-Who Thought This Was a Good Idea? And Other Questions You Should Have Answers to When You Work in the White House
by Alyssa Mastromonaco, Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff (@AlyssaMastro44) (This is also available in audiobook form.)
-The Quranic passage Holly referenced when talking about journalistic usage of the word “Jihad” and how Muslims regard Christians, Jews, and other religious individuals was Quran 5:1, 5:27-32, 5:44-50, and especially 5:51-57 and through the rest of the chapter, if you’re really feeling like learning something. Basically, the verse people use to say that the Quran doesn’t allow friendships with those outside of Islam is actually a part of a passage that says, more or less, “Don’t be friends with hypocrites and jerks.” The passage references Christians and Jews who don’t take their own faiths seriously and who perpetuate the idea that Islam is an innately hateful and violent religion. If you're going to get a Quran to better understand your neighboring Muslims, I recommend getting the app called "Holy Quran". It's easily navigable and has commentary you can access by tapping on the "folded down" corners of specific verses, which will help you understand the modern interpretation and overall religious and Quranic context.
DISCLAIMER:
As it’s been said, we probably need to use soap in our mouths, so probably be prepared for some cussin’.
Email us at [email protected] and [email protected]. Tweet and follow at @MethodTheology. Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Method, out.
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By Holly B and DonnaThis week on the Method Theology:
How to figure out sin and Jesus when you’re a Christian newbie
The enemy of my enemy is my friend: Thank God for the Tea Party!
Moral Relativism
The 6 months of her life when Holly woke up on time
#gymlife with Donna
Donna lies to her Grandma about praying
Church Hurts and Church hurts
Holly fails to communicate… a lot
Dealing with doubts
Reacting to the grandeur of God
Working in restaurants on Sunday
Running away on quotational bunny ears
Quranic verses taken out of context by Sean Hannity and the Muslim definition of Jihad
Donna’s foot tips
NERD OUT links:
-Let's Stop Pretending Christianity is Relevant, Okay?
by Benjamin Sledge (@SledgeHS)
-Lovett or Leave It Podcast
by @CrookedMedia and @JonLovett
-Pod Save America
by @CrookedMedia and @PodSaveAmerica
-Who Thought This Was a Good Idea? And Other Questions You Should Have Answers to When You Work in the White House
by Alyssa Mastromonaco, Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff (@AlyssaMastro44) (This is also available in audiobook form.)
-The Quranic passage Holly referenced when talking about journalistic usage of the word “Jihad” and how Muslims regard Christians, Jews, and other religious individuals was Quran 5:1, 5:27-32, 5:44-50, and especially 5:51-57 and through the rest of the chapter, if you’re really feeling like learning something. Basically, the verse people use to say that the Quran doesn’t allow friendships with those outside of Islam is actually a part of a passage that says, more or less, “Don’t be friends with hypocrites and jerks.” The passage references Christians and Jews who don’t take their own faiths seriously and who perpetuate the idea that Islam is an innately hateful and violent religion. If you're going to get a Quran to better understand your neighboring Muslims, I recommend getting the app called "Holy Quran". It's easily navigable and has commentary you can access by tapping on the "folded down" corners of specific verses, which will help you understand the modern interpretation and overall religious and Quranic context.
DISCLAIMER:
As it’s been said, we probably need to use soap in our mouths, so probably be prepared for some cussin’.
Email us at [email protected] and [email protected]. Tweet and follow at @MethodTheology. Don’t forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Method, out.