This week Anthony is talking about women and the Bible, sexism, and how this relates to the timeless, yet time bound nature of scripture. No big deal.

So, you survived 2016. Now what? The first episode of the new year is about moving forward, becoming a voice for change, and possibly the most important resolution of all.

The best part? You can listen to it on the treadmill at your new gym.

You’re welcome.

Tis the season for jingling bells and shaking fists. The so-called "War on Christmas" is ramping up once again, but before someone gets hurt, perhaps we should chat. We could fight to keep Christ in Christmas, but what would happen if we let Him out?

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Remember that age-old game Telephone where a whispered phrase is passed through a group of people to see how twisted it becomes along the way? Well, the game is more popular than ever, but now we call it "news" and "social media."

How did we get here? What can we do?

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As we approach a time of thanksgiving, many of us struggle to find the good in this bizarre, alternate dimension known as 2016.

So what can we do? Consult TV test patterns and 16th century Spanish priests, obviously.

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This year has been marked by fear, anger, and subtle (and also not so subtle) dehumanization. Can we move forward? Let’s talk about it.

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When it comes to issues of morality and ethics, "Always let your conscience be your guide," isn't always the best advice. But seeing the Bible as God's "rule book for life" isn't very helpful either.

This week, Anthony offers a (very old, and in no way original) framework for making healthy choices.

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In this episode, Anthony explores a fascinating article published in The Washington Post. It's a story of prejudice and hate transformed into hope and progress, and what can happen when grace makes room at the table.

Featured article: The White Flight of Derek Black (https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/the-white-flight-of-derek-black/2016/10/15/ed5f906a-8f3b-11e6-a6a3-d50061aa9fae_story.html)

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Often, life can seem like one big existential question bookended by birth and death. What might it mean to see our ourselves as cosmologically inconsequential and yet infinitely known? Is there life to be found in that tension?

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On this week’s show, Anthony rounds out the three-part series on authenticity with a look at healthy community.

**Disclaimer: This episode contains no actual nudity.**

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