In this week's episode, Mike and Will continue their walk through Romans, picking up in chapter 8 as Paul unpacks what it means to be adopted as sons of God rather than slaves living in fear. Along the way, they wrestle with why Paul uses the word "sons" instead of "children," dig into the promise that our suffering now is nothing compared to the glory being revealed in us, and debate whether "empathy" is even a biblical concept worth keeping — sparked by a reaction to Gad Saad and Andrew Klavan's conversation on "suicidal empathy." They close out contrasting empathy with compassion, and get into a broader conversation on postmodernism, cultural relativism, and where they see truth getting quietly traded for feelings.

Andrew Klavan & Gad Saad Full Video - https://youtu.be/eL_3DXE2KJU?si=LTMbbqZ6HmI8Dryv

Tina Talks Q&A Round 2 - https://youtu.be/v3BB9AylXyE

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Video Chapters:

0:00 Intro

2:37 Romans 8:10-19

37:35 Reaction: Klavan interviews Gad Saad

43:03 Empathy vs. sympathy debate

1:00:07 Islam, assimilation, 9/11

1:13:16 Postmodernism & atheism debate

1:34:13 Lindsay Clancy case & justice

1:43:12 Next episode teaser & sign-off