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In a new episode of Premier Unbelievable, Luke Martin speaks to Glen Scrivener about why younger people may be asking different questions about faith, not just whether Christianity is true, but whether it can make sense of identity, meaning and modern life.
For years, the big Christian apologetics questions seemed fixed: Does God exist? What about suffering? Can science explain everything? But in a striking new episode of Premier Unbelievable, host Luke Martin speaks with Glen Scrivener about why a new generation may be asking something different.
Not first, is Christianity true?
But rather, can Christianity help us live?
That shift matters… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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