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Speaking on Elephant TV – War

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A while ago I mentioned that I was speaking on an Episode of Elephant TV on the subject of Christian views on War and Peace.

Elephant TV is a very professional production consisting of episodes where Christians holding different perspectives on a range of hot topics get a chance to briefly set out their position, giving the wider Christian public (and any interested onlookers) a chance to hear the issues set out, hopefully prompting them to explore further on their own. Pat Brittenden and the crew have advised me that the episode I took part in is now available over at the Elephant TV site.

It’s not free but it’s cheap, and it’s a project worth supporting, so if you’re at all interested, check it out. It’s the kind of thing that would make a great viewing session for a group, followed by your discussion and drinks. 🙂

Glenn Peoples

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4 Comments

  1. For the record, I have no affiliation to Elephant TV and make no money from purchases of this episode.

  2. Hugh

    I quite enjoyed this episode. I wish that there was more interaction between the panel though. I didn’t like how Pat had to middle-man that whole thing.

  3. Yes, the format was fairly controlled – I suspect that was to do with time constraints. I would like to have commented on Chris’s “What Would Jesus Do” approach to ethics, which I think is seriously inadequate. Given a few more minutes I would have commented on the use of “love your enemy” saying of Jesus too. But as it was, there were a few comments that didn’t make the final cut, so we’d almost need a one-on-one debate to hammer out some of the issues a little better.

    Or a book. 🙂

  4. Blair

    Just watched it. Really appreciated it; especially the way you wrapped it all up. I was very impressed with Paul Stanaway I felt he was very well grounded in what he said and he addressed the issues and answered the questions.

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