Greg talks about people misusing the idea of “separation of church and state” to punish ideological disagreement, then he answers questions about responding to “anyone who doesn’t believe just like you goes to Hell,” using preferred names, and hypnotism.

 

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Commentary: Separation of church and state doesn’t mean this. (00:00)

Is there a quick way to answer someone who asks if we think anyone who doesn’t believe just like us will go to Hell? (23:00)

When a student wants to use a name other than their given name, where’s the line between using the name of a different gender and just taking on a nickname? (42:00)

Would it be okay for Christians to make use of hypnotism to overcome addictions? (51:00)

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