Recently, I caught up on two podcasts that at first appear that they have nothing to do with each other. One was an interview with Dr. Andrew Hill, a neuroscientist. The other was three theologians discussing Romans 12:1-2.During breakfast, I listened to Julie Foucher’s Pursuing Health podcast episode called “Train Your Brain for Peak Function: …
Closing Remarks
I have a few closing remarks as I wrap up this blog series… 2 Timothy 4:3-5 says, “For the time is coming when people will not endure sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions, and will turn away from listening to the truth and wander …
The Delusion of Bodily Autonomy: Homosexuality and Abortion
Homosexuality and abortion are clearly two hot topics. I remember doing debates on them in junior high. And now I'm well past junior high, and they remain hot topics to this day. I've been putting off addressing these for some time because what's new to say that hasn't been said? By way of reminder, this …
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The “My Truth” Movement: Why Christianity Offers More
This post is part of larger blog series, “Tenets of Progressive Culture.” Read the intro post to learn who this blog series is for and what to expect. Previous posts in this series – My Truth: Defined and My Truth: Partial Truth & False Ideology.Christianity offers more than the "my truth" movement for three reasons: …
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The “My Truth” Movement: Partial Truth & False Ideology
This post is part of larger blog series, “Tenets of Progressive Culture.” Read the intro post to learn who this blog series is for and what to expect. Previous post in this series – My Truth: Defined Partial Truth: Anti-Conformity "Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing …
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The “My Truth” Movement: Defined (according to society)
Progressive culture's concept of "my truth" is quite vague. It became incredibly frustrating as article after article left me more confused. One source defines it as being true to yourself. As in, listen to your desires and be the person you truly want to be. Another source calls it "a pretentious substitute for non-negotiable personal …
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Modern Feminism: Why Christianity Offers More
This post is part of larger blog series, “Tenets of Progressive Culture.” Read the intro post to learn who this blog series is for and what to expect. Previous post in this series – Modern Feminism: Defined and Modern Feminism: Partial Truth & False Ideology.Christianity doesn't get enough credit for how it empowers women. Instead, …
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About
I recently added an "About" page to the website. Here it is! Hi, I’m Megan! I’m a wife, mother, and serial learner. In 2016, Hungry for Authenticity started as an outlet to write openly about my eating disorder journey. I wrote the occasional blog post, but mainly I set out to write a book about …
Modern Feminism: Partial Truth & False Ideology
This post is part of larger blog series, “Tenets of Progressive Culture.” Read the intro post to learn who this blog series is for and what to expect. Previous post in this series – Modern Feminism: Defined. Partial Truth: Equal in Value God created men and women in His Image (Genesis 1:26-27). This means both …
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Modern Feminism: Defined (according to society)
If I were to summarize society's definition of modern feminism into one sentence, it would be: modern feminism advocates for women to have equal rights and opportunities to men. Interestingly, the concept of equality is a subjective opinion. Some believe we have already arrived at equality, while others feel we have a long way to …
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Hungry for Authenticity | Megan Johnson 