In this episode we chat with Dr. Joe Rigney about social justice, intersectionality, emotionalism, and more. Dr. Rigney serves as a Fellow of Theology at New Saint Andrews College. He is a conservative cultural critic regarding various political and religious topics.. He is the author of eight books, including the one discussed in this interview: The Sin of Empathy*Follow Joe:*https://twitter.com/joe_rigneyhttps://www.amazon.com/Sin-Empathy-Compassion-Its-Counterfeits/dp/B0DV3L5KR3*Follow Zach:*https://www.instagram.com/zachlee_isppc/https://twitter.com/zacharytleehttps://isppc.org/0:00 Exploring Social Justice Through Different Perspectives3:38 Biblical Justice Versus Modern Social Justice Perspectives12:10 Systemic Injustice and Its Evolution in Modern Society17:06 The Intersection of Postmodernism, Critical Theory, and Social Justice24:57 The Debate Between Empathy and Sympathy in Modern Society31:50 The Importance of Steady Hands Over Empathy in Surgery33:15 The Complexity of Sympathy and Empathy in Moral Contexts36:30 The Manipulation of Compassion in Modern Christian Contexts42:31 Determining the True Victim Before Offering Compassion46:46 The Dangers of Prioritizing Winsomeness Over Faithfulness in Churches53:24 The Fragmented State of Modern Cultural and Moral Debates#socialjustice #race #politics #gender #empathy #sympathy