Show notes:
In the first segment, our panelists navigate the intricate clash between Christianity and Effective Altruism, dissecting the philosophical underpinnings and real-world implications of these contrasting ideologies. From the ethical considerations of technology to the moral dimensions of humanitarianism, the discussion delves into the complexities of balancing altruistic motives with practical impact, shedding light on the intersection of faith and utilitarianism.
In the second segment of the show, we delve into the pivotal court case St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, exploring the contentious issue of religious discrimination in Colorado’s preschool funding program. As Catholic parents and preschools challenge the state’s exclusionary policies, the discussion unpacks the legal principles at stake and the implications for religious freedom in accessing public benefits. Will the Supreme Court uphold the right to choose a religious education without facing discrimination?
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About the Show:
Faith and Politics is a show dedicated to discussing issues surrounding the intersection of Church, State and politics and the examination of whether you are allowing your faith to shape your politics or your politics starting to shape your faith. What do you do when God and government come face to face?
Panelists:
Lawrence Brown, Senior Pastor of the Queensboro Seventh-day Adventist Church; Judith Hawkins, Former Judge and Attorney in Tallahassee Florida; Bettina Krause, Editor of Liberty Magazine; Melissa Reid, Director of Government Affairs for the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists
About Us:
North American Division Public Affairs & Religious Liberty (PARL) is a ministry dedicated to proclaiming and defending the God-given gift of religious freedom which is integral to our identity as Seventh-day Adventist Christians. Learn more about PARL at www.religiousliberty.info.
Panelists
Dr. Lawrence Brown
Judith Hawkins
Bettina Krause
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