In this episode, I want to take a look at a movie character, an actor, and the book of Ecclesiastes in order to flesh out a problem about how many of us view ourselves today - how secularist address the problem - and how Christians can navigate their lives in light of this problem. It’s a tightly wound but manageable knot we’re about to unwind but I have full confidence we’ll be able to get through it and shed some light on some very important lessons.

This past Friday 50 people were killed and dozens more were injured in a mass killing in New Zealand. I want to take a look at the event and reactions to it in order to see if we can, as Christians, learn more about the world and ourselves. There are a range of subjects to touch on which stem from Friday’s event so this episode will be mostly single issue. This is only episode number three of the Reasonable podcast and we already have very heavy things to think about - but I’m ready and I hope you are to. Let’s get started - I’m Don, and this is Reasonable.

In this episode we’re going to take a look at the global state of Christianity and a few challenges it's been facing in recent years. We'll also take a look into the US government's relationship with Christian doctrine and what that might mean for current and future Christians interested in holding political office or entering the marketplace.

In this episode we’re going to take a look at a movie about traveling to the far reaches of space to find life as well as a surprising discovery found in an asteroid from 1998, and how those two things relate to one another when it comes to the way we approach discovery and scientific advancement.

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