Susan Leonard And Nathan Johnson, Colson Fellows, Colson Center For Christian Worldview: If Christianity Were Decisively Proved To Be Untrue, Would We Stop Believing It? Kingdom Culture Conversations podcast

The mission of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview is to ignite hope by informing, equipping, and uniting the Body of Christ to live a Christian Worldview in the cultural moment. Originally founded by political culprit turned evangelical culture champion Charles Colson, it is difficult to imagine if Colson, when setting the mission and course for the Colson Center, could have imagined how far adrift American culture would sail from objective truth.
In today's episode, KCC listeners will be introduced to two Colson Fellows, Susan Leonard and Nathan Johnson. As the first of a episode run, Leonard and Johnson answer questions posed by both educators and parents who are seeing the state of cultural decay and unbridled secularism creeping into school campuses--even Christian schools--and wondering what, if anything, can be done to change course.
The two introduce concepts and tools that parents and educators can use for just that purpose. And, in that context, they ask the eye-opening question: If the Christianity that we cherish was categorically proven to be untrue, would we/should we continue to believe in it? And, further, what is the value in even asking such a question?
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