Why is political violence on the rise in America? Look no further than the manifesto written by the man who attempted to shoot up the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night. In today's podcast, Frank unpacks the serious consequences of a society influenced by critical theory, and offers insights on how teaching truth and logic rooted in Scripture can help address these issues. You'll also hear Frank's speech from the TPUSA Faith Pastor's Summit last week, where he offers a practical solution to this problem. Tune is as he answers questions like:What does recent survey data say about liberal vs. conservative views on political violence?What is the worldview that justifies political violence in very liberal people?Why do ideas have consequences?Why does critical theory promote perpetual conflict, not peace?Why is there so much evil in the world and what's the biblical solution?What is the culture's solution to evil and what makes it so dangerous?Why should we avoid "soft-serve" pastors and churches?What are the four I's--the most controversial and consequential issues the church faces today?For more information on this topic, be sure to check out the helpful resources in the list below and get your tickets for ‘The Story of Everything’, coming to theatres later this week (APRIL 30-MAY 6)!If you enjoyed this podcast episode PLEASE HELP US SPREAD THE TRUTH OF CHRISTIANITY BY SUPPORTING OUR MINISTRY USING THE LINK BELOW. 100% of your donation goes to ministry, 0% to buildings!Resources mentioned during the episode:Donate to CrossExamined - https://donor.crossexamined.org/What Americans Really Think About Political Violence - https://bit.ly/3QESvl4Pastors' Brief - http://pastorsbrief.comCrossExamined Instructors Academy (CIA) - https://cia.crossexamined.orgYou Can Do It! Defending Freedom with Rob Schneider - https://youtu.be/dX9S2vk7UJQ ‘The Story of Everything’ in theatres APRIL 30 - MAY 6 - https://www.thestoryofeverything.film/

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