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Q&A: Has McDowell's strategy on LGBTQ issues changed since "A New Kind of Apologist" (2016)?

The State of Youth Today and How to Disciple Them (Dr. Sean McDowell) 00:42:10 – 00:44:18

Audience question about McDowell's evolution on LGBTQ apologetics

McDowell edited A New Kind of Apologist (2016) — he wrote the introductory framing chapter; Alan Shlemon wrote the transgender chapter. In the three years since he cannot think of anything that has changed. Going back 15 years he would identify a couple of areas where his approach has been refined: (1) He went back and forth a couple of times on whether people are born gay. He now holds that the APA probably got it right: we do not really know why people have same-sex attraction, there are probably multiple routes, and it is likely some combination of nature and nurture. He had changed his view on this a few times after reading different reports.

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@jtdxn_ @gxp11 @MikeWingerii I say our morality because it depends on a belief in and submission to the God of the Bible. It’s not subjective, but it’s not our job to legislate nonbelievers to repent. The government may or may not affirm LGBTQ. It s...

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