How to Argue More Convincingly | Tim Keller #Shorts

Tim Keller (Pastor & Author) explores how to argue within another moral framework. #Shorts

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[silvertenzin]

Preach the TRUTH & don’t Argue…..
That’s what Jesus did.

[simonewilliams]

Pray for Gods guidance to speak with calmness and generosity.
“Secularism like us” is only modern relativism and NOT from God but your own speech directed by the demon.

[jkkroch]

Even with believers cross culturally, we need to look at values not just reinforce western ideas!

[usernameanonymous]

Thank you for this very enlightening and beautiful lesson!

I was thinking; is this maybe what the apostle Paul did when he would refer to the Lord being the "unknown god" that the people in Athene were worshipping? (In Acts 17:23😊🙏🏻 ),

Or maybe, what the Lord Jesus did when He would refer to "day to day" things that would be around Him, probably!
such as 'If you who are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father who is in heaven, give good things to those who ask Him!' (Matthew 7:11) 😊

thank you for the video!!

[ClansmanK]

Scripture says not to argue, avoid it.

[vanessac]

Ask the fool according to his folly lest he be wise in his own mind.

[bronsondiamond]

If you have to be taught and mentored on how to argue for anything by anyone other than the Spirit of God, than you probably shouldn't be the one arguing for a particular say or cause and should perhaps leave it to those who likely were born to dismantle arguments with their almost kabbalistic tendencies of knowing all the degrees and variables to the situation at hand whilst having understanding through experience in the opposition's shoes. Those who win arguments that are even worthy of debate are speaking with the Holy Spirit in them, and that Spirit needs no teacher, and when it speaks through a person (vessel), My God, is it ever clean, sensible to heart, mind and soul, righteous and vicious also.

[mikeseeley]

That's all fine, but truth matters. The ultimate truth is found in Christ. If we remain in the "overlapping values" zone, how can we share the Gospel with lost souls following false gods?