{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Interrogate the Language","description":"Mark Driscoll famously attacked deconstruction, or Deconstruction, with the caricature that the goal is to reduce everything to its nub so it may be dismissed. He used the schtick to strike fear in those who dared question what they had been taught, particularly at Mars Hill. We all know how that turned out. Just this week, I listened to a sermon where Driscoll was the illustration for the need to deconstruct what preachers say. \u201cGod hates sin and the sinner.\u201d It is as if the Serpent returned upon hearing that \u201cGod so loved the world\u201d and whispered in the congregation\u2019s ear, \u201cDid Jesus really say he loved the world?\u201d My friend Greg Hortin joins me for another conversation on deconstruction, or Deconstruction. When we listen to policymakers and elected officials, how do we discern what they are saying, or not, with the words they choose? This has become important in Oklahoma, given the rhetoric of our State School Superintendent and his constant use of \u201cwoke ideology.\u201d Listeners need to interrogate the language - that is, deconstruction or Deconstruction. ","author_name":"\/patheological\/: A Podcast for the Pastor-Theologian","author_url":"http:\/\/patheological.libsyn.com\/podcast","html":"