<p>This episode was recorded last year, but it's unfortunately more relevant than ever. We talk about our tendency in the US to respond to difference with outrage and to look for reasons to be outraged. What might be some of the legitimate reasons for outrage for Christians? </p>

This episode was recorded last year, but it's unfortunately more relevant than ever. We talk about our tendency in the US to respond to difference with outrage and to look for reasons to be outraged. What might be some of the legitimate reasons for outrage for Christians?

<p>This episode was recorded last year, but it's unfortunately more relevant than ever. We talk about our tendency in the US to respond to difference with outrage and to look for reasons to be outraged. What might be some of the legitimate reasons for outrage for Christians?&nbsp;</p>

The Politics of Outrage

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The Politics of Outrage

The Politics of Outrage