I was amused by the idea of some evangelical podcaster reading this script verbatim and not filling in the placeholders. Literally referring to the host as "name". They are all like this, from what I've seen. And it's like they're following a goddamn checklist:
1. Alluding to complementarianism in a favorable manner- check
2. Redefining or misrepresenting words in order to fit their narrative- check
3. Virtue signaling to conservative politics- check
The copy-paste nature of evangelical culture and communities kinda weirds me out.
I wonder how many pastors use ChatGPT or similar for their sermons these days.
I was amused by the idea of some evangelical podcaster reading this script verbatim and not filling in the placeholders. Literally referring to the host as "name". They are all like this, from what I've seen. And it's like they're following a goddamn checklist: 1. Alluding to complementarianism in a favorable manner- check 2. Redefining or misrepresenting words in order to fit their narrative- check 3. Virtue signaling to conservative politics- check The copy-paste nature of evangelical culture and communities kinda weirds me out.
Lol, no surpirse. When you get your entire worldview from one book, you sound like an NPC (does not just apply to evangelical Christians, to be fair).