2025-07-04T08:26:00
“Doubt comes in at the window when inquiry is denied at the door.” - Benjamin Jowett, the 19th-century Oxford theologian and reformer known for championing honest faith and rigorous questioning.
In this second reflection on the church’s response to doubt, we examine how Christianity can not only endure but also be refined under cultural pressure. If you heard our recent Classic Unbelievable? This episode, which explores whether the Christian faith should resist or absorb contemporary challenges, picks up on the theme, asking whether cultural chisels are threatening our faith or sculpting it into something truer and more beautiful.
Read part one here: Doubt: Facing Our Questions, Finding the Way [Part One]
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