Islamic terrorism has been in the news quite a bit over the last year. With the rising tensions in Iran, a question of Islamic ideology comes back into spotlight as scores try to wrap their minds around the fuel that drives this movement. In this sequel episode, Prashanth probes deeper with Dr. Tim Orr to really get to the heart of the ideology of Islamism.

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The Architecture of Antisemitism

How do Islam’s core ideas about God, law, and society collide with Western assumptions about freedom—and how should Christians engage with truth and love?

Host Prashanth Daniel welcomes Dr. Tim Orr (Crescent Project; researcher on religion and polarization) to unpack the Islamic worldview and its implications for culture, politics, and the church. They explore why “live and let live” breaks down, how propaganda shapes perceptions after October 7, the roots and resilience of antisemitism, and practical ways believers can befriend and share Christ with Muslim neighbors while clearly critiquing bad ideas.

Dr. Tim Orr's Resources & Links

• Website
• Blog
• Crescent Project (training & outreach to Muslims)
• Amazon Author Page

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Where does Christianity stand in terms of its relevance today?

Founder of MAVEN Brett Kunkle joins host Prashanth Daniel to unpack the cultural “vibe shifts,” why discipling the mind matters, and practical steps for parents, pastors, and students. From apologetics to immersive trips and straight-talk parenting, this convo is about anchoring families in truth, goodness, and beauty.

Resources & Links

⁠• MAVEN Online Courses + Resources⁠

⁠• MAVEN Conferences

⁠• MAVEN Parent Podcast – Disrespect series (Part 1)

• MAVEN Parent Podcast – Disrespect series (Part 2)

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