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Toward a Radically Christian CountercultureSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the importance of the family unit and how society's focus on individualism has caused a war against the institution of the family. He argues that God created man first, then the family, and that it is through families that blessings can be passed down for generations. Gregg believes that the role of the state, according to scripture, is limited when it comes to institutions ordained by God, such as marriage and family. He also critiques the feminist movement's impact on the traditional family structure and argues that women were duped into thinking they didn't need men.
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