Episode 162 | Selective Outrage

Mar 28, 2023 | Hot Topics

The definition of selective outrage is “outrage against a moment or incident that is aligned to your ideology.” We see this all the time in our culture right now. In this episode of the podcast, Pastor Alex discusses an incident that happened on his Facebook thread when one of his followers showed outrage to a post that he made. He gives his response to her somewhat rude comments. You can hear all about it right here.

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