NOTES:
This is our follow-up discussion from our interview with Joshua. We discuss the the questions of whether art is an acquired appreciation. We explore what families and individuals can do to assess art and we talk about how Christian artists can excel.
GUEST INFORMATION:
Joshua has been drawing all of his life. He currently does freelance work and has illustrated several books, as well as written several political cartoons.
Find out more about his work on twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/j_cartoons">@j_cartoons</a>.
OUTLINE OF OUR DISCUSSION
INTRO:&nbsp; Is art an acquired taste?
<ul>
 <li>If it is, how can Christians and families properly appreciate it?</li>
 <li>How can Christian artists excel in their art in a way that honors God and impacts our society?</li>
</ul>
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
"Music by Kabbalistic Village" and link to my website - <a href="https://gate.sc/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fkabbalisticvillage.com%2F&amp;token=99db6b-1-1649038060583">kabbalisticvillage.com/</a>

110B - Implications and methods of Christian political influence (followup from Stephen Wolfe)

Welcome to Rebuild. Here we explore the pillars that hold up the foundation of Christianity and western civilization. We examine where and how these pillars are crumbling, and we suggest ways that we can rebuild them.

We release two episodes per week. The first is an interview with a guest who answers questions about a particular pillar of society. The second episode is a reaction to the interview where Michael and Bradley tease out implications and offer commentary.