The second half of this experiment gets uncomfortably honest. After the initial reactions came the explanations, excuses, and spiritual justifications — and then the fallout.

In the second part of this series, we break down why so many responses sounded “Christian” but weren’t actually biblical, and we explore what happens when our theology is tested in real-life ministry moments.

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