
Out of the Question Podcast: Uncovering the Question Behind the Question
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105: How Hot Does the Frying Pan Have to Get?
<p>In episode #105 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the hosts discuss the alternative to accepting the status quo when it comes to encroachments on our God-given rights.</p>
104: How Can We Keep from Singing?
<p>Whether or not Christians should obey any order forbidding congregational signing in church is the topic of the 104th episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.</p>
103: Can Bad Philosophy Produce Good Science?
<p>In episode #103 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the effect of humanistic philosophy on medicine and health mandates is discussed.</p>
102: How Much Effort Should We Put in to Learning Opposing Views?
<p>Episode #102 of the Out of the Question podcast discusses why travelling the straight and narrow path does not mean being narrow minded.</p>
101: How Should Christians Defend Themselves?
<p>In the 101st episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, self defense is discussed from not only a physical perspective, but also emotional, intellectual, spiritual, and theological perspectives as well.</p>
099: How Will We Fight the Battles Which Lie Ahead in the Arena of Christian Education?
<p>In episode #99 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Mark Rushdoony provides a history of his father&#8217;s efforts to help secure educational freedom for Christian education, and the steps we must take to do the same for today&#8217;s battles.</p>
100: Should We Be Planning for Scarcity?
<p>In episode #100 of the Out of the Question Podcast, scarcity vs. abundance is discussed from a Biblical perspective.</p>
095: Do Regulations Make Us Safer?
<p>In this 92nd episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, Andrea Schwartz &amp; Steve Macias answer the question, &#8220;Do Regulations Make Us Safer?&#8221;</p>
096: If the State Didn&#8217;t Provide Welfare, What Would Happen to the Poor?
<p>In episode 96 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Biblical welfare is examined.</p>
097: Is It Biblical to Be Patriotic?
<p>In episode #97 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the subject of patriotism vs. nationalism is discussed from a biblical framework.s</p>
098: Can Fellowship Exist in Isolation?
<p>In episode #98 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the anti-biblical nature of &#8220;social distancing&#8221; is discussed and the effects it has on the life of the church.</p>
092: Why Do We Call It Easter?
<p>In this 92nd episode of the Out of the Question Podcast. the co-hosts discuss the origins of Easter and its importance to Christian heritage and evangelism.</p>
093: Will the Gospel Survive the Absence of Short-Term, Youth Group Missions This Summer?
<p>Short-term missions, their effectiveness, and whether their pattern is biblical is the subject of this 93rd episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.</p>
094: Why Is Grandma in a Nursing Home?
<p>The Biblical pattern for the family and its prescription for the respect and care for its elderly members is the focus of episode 94 of the Out of the Question podcast.</p>
088: What Does It Take to Challenge the Status Quo?
<p>In episode 88 of the Out of the Question Podcast. Chris Zimmerman and his daughter, Savannah, discuss their family&#8217;s activities in preserving our Second Amendment rights.</p>
091: Should All Debts Be Forgiven?
<p>In this 91st episode of the Out of the Question Podcast, debt forgiveness and the biblical Year of Jubilee are discussed.</p>
089: Who Loses When Fear Triumphs Over Faith?
<p>In episode 89 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the hysterical response to the current &#8220;health crisis&#8221; is discussed from a Biblical perspective.</p>
087: Why Does Our Culture Embrace Romance Rather Than Marriage?
<p>In episode #87 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the Steve Macias and Andrea Schwartz discuss the paradox of a culture that embraces romance over marriage.</p>
090: Can We Make a Difference During a Time of Worldwide Crisis?
<p>In episode #90 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Steve and Andrea discuss the reality of God&#8217;s judgment in occurrences such as pandemics.</p>
082: What Does It Mean to Be a Citizen of Heaven?
<p>In episode #82 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the meaning of heavenly citizenship from Philippians 3:20 is discussed in light of the Great Commission and the Kingdom of God.</p>
085: Who Is More Important, the Individual or the Group?
<p>In episode #85 of the Out of the Question Podcast the relevance and the practical application of Trinitarianism is discussed.</p>
086: Should Repentance Overturn Consequences?
<p>In episode #86 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the benefits to individuals and society when biblical consequences are meted out is discussed.</p>
084: Can Our Public Education System Be Redeemed?
<p>Episode #84 discusses whether getting the federal government out of education is sufficient to redeem the public schools.</p>
083: Should Christians Argue Over the Celebration of Christmas?
<p>In episode #83 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the observance of Christmas is discussed from an historical and biblical perspective.</p>
081: Do All Veterans Deserve Honor and Recognition?
<p>In episode 81 of the Out of the Question Podcast, how Christians should view veterans and military service in general is discussed.</p>
077: How Should the Christian Deal with Frustration?
<p>In this Out of the Question Podcast (#77), how frustration reveals our trust in the sovereignty of God.</p>
080: On Which Social Ills Should Christians Put Their Main Focus?
<p>In episode #80 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the importance of a deliberate Christian education as the only true remedy for the social ills of our day is discussed.</p>
076: Is Christopher Columbus a Hero or a Villain?
<p>In episode #76 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the legacy of Christopher Columbus is examined.</p>
079: What Value Do Personality Tests Have for Christians?
<p>In episode #79 of the Out of the Question Podcast the discussion centers around personality tests and whether they serve a useful purpose for believers.</p>
078: Is the Practice of Mandatory Gift-Giving Scriptural?
<p>In episode #78 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the subject of gift-giving is examined from a Biblical perspective.</p>
074: Should Christians Avoid Jury Duty?
<p>In episode #74 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the co-hosts discuss the jury system, its origins, and how it is applied currently in civil courts.</p>
073: How Does a Christian Succeed in Getting Elected to Public Office?
<p>In episode #73 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the hosts examine what role a Christian can and should play when it comes to pursuing political office.</p>
072: Is Amusement a Biblical Concept?
<p>In episode #72 of the Out of the Question podcast, the co-hosts discuss the contemporary practices of amusement which more often than not are humanistic in their orientation.</p>
075: What Place Do Devotionals Have in the Life of a Christian?
<p>Out of the Question episode #75 discusses the pros and cons of using devotionals when it comes to the prayer life of a believer.</p>
069: Can People Recover from Apostasy?
<p>In episode #69, the co-hosts discuss the biblical meaning of apostasy.</p>
071: Does It Take Courage to Be an Entrepreneur?
<p>In episode #71 of the Out of the Question Podcast, what it takes to be an entrepreneur is discussed.</p>
070: Should Ethnicity Matter?
<p>In episode #70 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Dr. William Boyd shares his experiences with Christians from other cultures, and the challenges of inter-ethnic marriages.</p>
067: Is God Upset if We Are Rich?
<p>In the 67th episode of Out of the Question Podcast, God&#8217;s view of wealth is discussed.</p>
068: Are the Labels that We Use for Ourselves and Others Beneficial or Detrimental?
<p>In episode #68, Steve and Andrea discuss a biblical orientation as to how we label ourselves and others.</p>
062: Is Age Discrimination Biblical?
<p>In episode #62, what the Bible has to say about age and by what standard should preferences be given is the topic discussed.</p>
066: Is God a Respecter of Excuses?
<p>Making excuses as a justification for sins is discussed in episode #66 of the Out of the Question Podcast.</p>
065: Should the Hymns We Sing Be Inspiring or Inspired?
<p>In episode 65 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the place of the Book of Psalms in the life the church is discussed.</p>
064: Does Shielding Children from a Pagan Culture Just Delay the Inevitable?
<p>Episode #64 of the Out of the Question Podcast discusses the sheltering of children by educating them in a Christian environment.</p>
063: Is There a Place for Ritual and Pageantry in the Christian Life?
<p>In episode #63 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Steve and Andrea explore the biblical roots of rituals in Scripture.</p>
061: What Were the Greatest Influences in R.J. Rushdoony&#8217;s Life?
<p>In episode #61, Chalcedon president Mark Rushdoony discusses those people and events that had the greatest influence on his father.</p>
060: Is Abuse Minimized in Our Day or Exaggerated?
<p>In episode #60, Chalcedon Vice President Martin Selbrede joins Steve and Andrea in discussing the realities of abuse in our culture and the only effective, obedient remedy contained in the Word of God.</p>
059: Can True Believers Suffer from Addictions?
<p>In episode #59, Rev. Uri Brito joins Steve and Andrea in discussing addictions and the place for Christian counseling in assisting believers in such struggles.</p>
054: Should Christians Join and Serve in the Military?
<p>In episode #54 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Steve and Andrea interview Joseph Graham, a recently retired Navy pilot about his perspective and experiences as a Christian in the armed services.</p>
057: What Is the Importance of the Church Calendar?
<p>In episode #57 of the Out of the Question Podcast, Steve and Andrea discuss the Church Calendar: what it is and why it is important.</p>
056: How Do We Differentiate Our Allies from Our Enemies?
<p>In episode #56 of the Out of the Question Podcast, the co-hosts discuss how to view differing approaches to the ending of abortion.</p>