Ep 386 | Why Pope Francis Is Right on Marriage
Pope Francis just made headlines for affirming the biblical definition of marriage. This has put him at odds with progressives, who only deign to tolerate Christianity so long as it doesn’t interfere with their politics. However, as Christians know, earthly marriage reflects a spiritual reality: God is the one who gets to say what it is and isn’t. We also discuss psychology professor and author Jordan Peterson and his recent comments on Jesus and religion.
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Show Links:
AP: "Vatican bars gay union blessing, says God 'can't bless sin'" https://bit.ly/2Nn31Nw
Daily Caller: "Devout Catholic Joe Biden At Odds with Pope on Gay Marriage, White House Confirms" https://bit.ly/2OX7VRS
Faith Wire: "Famed Psychologist Jordan Peterson Tears Up Talking About Jesus" https://bit.ly/3bRuEaR
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