Is the Bible HATE Speech? Plus Q&A

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Is disagreement hate? And what about speaking out against certain sexual behaviors, like LGBTQ? Does that make you a mentally unstable person? A Canadian “hate speech” bill is currently causing concern as critics warn it could chill religious speech and expose some people to prosecution for simply quoting the Bible. Meanwhile, basketball player Jaden Ivey is promptly fired from the Chicago Bulls for stating that Pride Month celebrates “unrighteousness” as other NBA players commit serious felonies (including physically harming others) without serious repercussions. What’s up with that?

Pack your patience during the midweek episode as Frank addresses these and many other questions including:

What is the irony behind Liberal Party MP Marc Miller’s statements in regards to Bible passages in Leviticus, Deuteronomy, and Romans?

Where does our identity come from?

Does our behavior define our identity?

What’s the hypocrisy and double-standard happening in the NBA?

What usually happens when politics gets involved with medicine?

What three things can society do in regards to any issue?

Later in the program, Frank responds to listener questions related to:

How did Islam become the second largest religion on the planet if it’s false?

What do we need to keep in mind when it comes to the testimony of a historical event?

What are veridical NDEs and death visions?

If not evangelism, what is our first and primary duty as Christians?

Why didn’t God create us in a redeemed state and take us directly to Heaven? What’s the purpose of the fall?

Be sure to tune in later this week when Dr. Stephen C. Meyer joins the program to discuss his fantastic new movie, ‘The Story of Everything‘, coming to a theatre near you on THURS. 4/30!

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Resources mentioned during the episode:

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Canada Hate Bill Could Be ‘Weaponized’ Against People of Faith
Canadian House of Commons Bill C-9