The Lost Art of Thoughtfulness: Dismissing Ideas Because We Fear Them

February 12, 2019apologeticsapologetics, bible, christian, christianity, conversation, dialogue, faith, god, jesus, philosophy, politics, religion, talking, Theology

My friend, Dr. Travis Dickinson, provides a great explanation as to why being thoughtful and not immediately dismissive or emotional in the face of an objection is virtuous. Our conversations, whether political or religious, would benefit greatly from heeding this advice.

The Lost Art of Thoughtfulness | Dr. Travis Dickinson

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DutchIl says:

February 12, 2019 at 4:12 pm

Thanks for sharing… while he has some interesting ideas, I have learned that by being “me” and following my heart I rarely go wrong… 🙂

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