DyerConversations

In this episode, Monique Duson with Center For Biblical Unity ministries and I sit down to have a conversation about Critical Race Theory. We discuss what it is, do minorities have a unique voice of color, should churches talk about CRT, and how we Christians seek true racial reconciliation

Is America systemically racist? Was America built upon racism? Critical Race Theory teaches that the very systems of America are systemically racist. CRT also pushes itself as the new civil rights movement. However, the Abolitionist and Civil Rights leaders would disagree with Critical Race Theory. Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr. thought the founding principles of America were beautiful, just, and right. Check out this video to see how they disagree with the claims of CRT and why CRT is simply wrong about the founding of America.

What are critical race theory and intersectionality? In this episode, I will examine quotes from CRT advocates regarding intersectionality. I will attempt to show how it does not present an accurate picture of reality and how it is self-contradictory.

What is going to be the greatest challenge facing Evangelical Christians in our current culture? I thought it might be the issue of sexuality. However, Tim makes a case that it is going to be social justice. How should the church approach social justice? Should they even be involved in it?

I've recently been getting into research regarding the Shroud of Turin. I did a podcast with expert Joe Marino and asked a lot of questions. However, in this clip I cover what I consider to be one of the strongest objections to the authenticity of the Shroud of Turin. The issue of when and where the Shroud pops up in history leaves me scratching my head on whether it is real or not.

Can a Christian have doubts and still believe in God? What level of confidence can we have in what we believe? Is it ok to not be sure about everything in the Bible? These are just a few questions all Christians have. Tim Hull, from Dealing with Deconstruction podcast, and I discuss why Christians should not be over-confident regarding everything they believe and why.

You may have heard of popular Christians, like Rhett and Link, Kevin Max from DC Talk, the Gungors, and Jon Steingard, deconstructing their faith. Maybe you do not even know what "deconstruction" means. If you understand it, then how do Christians respond? In this podcast episode, Tim Hull from "Dealing with Deconstruction" podcast, joins me for a great conversation about life, ministry, and following Christ.

Is the Shroud of Turin real? What are the latest scientific findings in 2021? These are questions a lot of people have. In this episode, I have a conversation with Joe Marino who has been studying the Shroud for 40 years and has written multiple books on the topic.

How and Why were the Pyramids of Egypt built. Ted Wright with Epic Archaeology explains his theory on how Noah's Ark is connected to the planning and construction of the great Pyramids. We dive into ancient mythical accounts from other nations that parallel the biblical account of Noah's Ark and how it connects to the Pyramids.

Have you ever been called a racist simply because you are white? What is systemic racism and is it true? In this episode I will discuss how Critical Race Theory says marginalized groups of minorities have a unique voice to speak about racism. We will examine the claim and see how the fruits of Critical Race Theory are rotten.