42 and a baby Christian, thanks to my 12 Year Old daughter bringing me to Christ. so I'm 100% voting C.

We are experiencing the Prodigal Son not only individually, but collectively.

35:42 Yes, Amen. Our views should be robustly Christian. Not just post-Christian ideas dressed up in Christian language.

My social media feed includes Speak Life and Reformed mythologist, I so glad!

Really interesting, helpful and challenging analysis, Glen. Keep doing these videos on these sorts of topics. They are meeting me where I’m at as a soul searching millennial, anxious about the future and clinging onto my faith in Christ as my only hope in a very messy and broken world

Families? Yes. Young unmarried, unskilled men? No. I was involved in an 18 month sponsorship of a Muslim family to Canada. However, any country must limit who can enter, especially if they don’t assimilate. Entire Christian empires (the entire Asian orient and Middle Eastern ones) have disappeared into the dust.

Love this episode Glen- and your channel as a whole - thank you for your insights.

What people forget so often is not to fear. Me too sometimes but Jesus talked about it a lot for a reason, and fear sends everyone away from trust in God. Christianity can't die - if it could it never would have gotten started in the first place. God bless.

This is an excellent video and a real call to action at the end. The nature versus grace perspective on the Nietzschean v Progressive futures is particularly insightful.

*chef's kiss* as always Glen. Thank you for constantly reminding just that Jesus' way is higher.

Great video, thanks. Lots to think about here.

This is very wise. Thanks Glenn.

Option B frightens me. I need to pray for more of C.

Culturalist is a more fitting term for Nigel Farage than racist.

Greeting s Pastor Glenn! I am in strong believer in controlling immigration and how it can affect the overall consensus and Poland is a great example of this. Radicals are coming in by the troves in the US here and this nation has fallen from God's grace. As believers, we are to love God first and people second by evangelizing to the lost because it is our duty. May we be family of Christ to be intolerant and noncompromising in faith.

If we can find some humility - then C

Very interesting

As simplistic as giving money to a drunk and thinking he is going to spend the money on food.

Ok, my robustly Christian take on the immigration issue, since you asked: I think the problem of how to deal with immigration is bound up closely with the problem of putting responsibility for the well-being of our society more and more into the hands of the state/government/Westminster- call it what you will. So many people are arguing about what OTHER PEOPLE should be doing to fix the problem. As a Christian I believe that we are called to exercise our own personal freedom and responsibility to help others. That doesn’t just mean the freedom and responsibility to cast a vote every five years. We are supposed to roll our sleeves up as a society and get stuck into the problem. We should be working together and utilising our various gifts to find solutions. I could go on at length about what that looks like but this isn’t the place to do so. Just saying, we should be labouring under Christ, not State tutelage. We should be taking personal responsibility instead of casting fingers about like Adam and Eve. We should be working to build the kingdom of God, not the kingdom of Mammon. The drivers of emigration are poverty, exploitation and war. Plenty of rich Western Christians prop up the circumstances of those drivers through wilful economic ignorance. You reap what you sow. I believe that’s in the Bible.

Graffiti: "Me Racist? S**t, ok"

Interestingly enough the School Of Life channel pointed this misuse of words the harm it will do a number of years back also (not sure how long ago it was)

When it comes to prediction i would rely heavily on the theory of multiverses.😊

I think Scripture points to an end time that encompasses revival and rampant evil going on together. Peter quoted Joel’s prophecy to indicate that kind of future. So yes option D looks about right. Never the less I will be praying for C.

Where does The Bible talk about equality?

Does option "B" stand for "Based?"

I think we'll see the King at confession yet

As a Christian I feel called to help people in need. I do not feel called to help people on the take and especially not when those people show a higher propensity towards serious crime and, worse, bring with them a vicious, colonising, overbearing and wholly unchristian faith.

Regarding your point about immigration, my view is that the Christian response should come from a position of what is most loving, and this is quite context-dependent, as you alluded to in your example with the two Ukrainian families. If you are a 'materialist' in the broadest sense, then the primary (maybe not the only) way of loving someone may be to meet their material needs. This line of thinking can lead to the conclusion that the 'kindest' or most 'loving' thing to do is let as many immigrants in as possible, assuming their material prosperity increases, only stopping at the point where this isn't true on some large scale. But with a Christian hat on, I am not sure you can take that route. I'd argue that material prosperity takes second place to community, love, and spiritual' matters (or something we could debate about that is the pinnacle of what love is). For example, is it loving to break apart a small local community in a far-off land and bring a person to a land with no community to integrate into, no love amongst neighbours, merely an isolated individual? That person will likely be better off materially, but is that the measure of a loving thing to do in the Christian framework? I am not sure it is. There are nuances to this that I do not have time to go into, but it seems to me that local-level immigration (hospitality, as you put it), the welcoming people into homes with all the difficulties that entails, is more loving than it is to have the immigration safely put away in hotels or away from sight in some way. Love is not easy when we have to do it at our expense to living, breathing human beings; saying loving things about abstract humanity, abstract concepts, or numbers of immigrants is much easier. Just as giving £10 to a homeless charity is much easier than getting to know, love, and come alongside a homeless person and to stand by them as they suffer, etc. There is certainly a place for material comfort in love, but perhaps not the one most people think of. I dunno, I am thinking out loud here, but I would be very interested in what you think. There is always more to say.

why did it take 10-15 years? what's the evidence for the truth of the thesis?

What happens when former Christian countries become Islamic majority countries? Is it racist to not want that to happen?

Integration of Nature and Grace is coming

David Tennant didnt randomly select an anti LGBT politician to spak against. This video leaves out the fact that she was minister for equalities at the time

Beyond God and Evil

I have a Christian friend high up in the church who tells me that Islam is invading the West, therefore we must support the war in Gaza, if innocent children die then this is unfortunate but Hamas did start it and what do they expect. As a fellow Christian I find his views repulsive…but they are shared by many right wing Christian’s, I bet for instance the ARC conference did not mention a compassion for children of Gaza…it’s all support for Israel no matter WHAT.

I tend to think that we hang in a balance and if we don't turn back to Christ the west will burn. What that looks like though... well, that's up for grabs

I disagree with you slightly about your nature argument with transgender ideology. The nature argument in many ways is an argument about what paradigm will determine science and scientific investigation… will it be based out of a subjective interpretation of reality or an objective interpretation of reality? I am convinced that the world view that Christianity embraces is the latter. If one interprets reality from a subjective perspective then there is no law, there is no forgiveness, there is no grace!

Public/Private partnerships are the ultimate form of fascism.

I am not racist or Christian phobic. Even if I am what are you going to do anyway, nothing. You might make me a Hollywood movie celebrity, running some media channel somewhere , or MP or even the lady of something or offer me Nobel Peace Price… I don’t know how to talk polite. So, Christianity, the way it is, hopeless. God teaches human to be good kind of person and they betray him. Sorry, but they are not even a good role models. Maybe I am too arrogant here. But betraying the God!. Jesus is nice , I do love him as a friend but he should just stay in our hearts. Imagine there is a war tomorrow and you all behave like Jesus. Are you able to protect what you built and able to protect any Christian’s then? Take care of Christians at home and around the world, then you might able to look after the rest of the world.