What is a good definition of “culture,” and why is it so effective at conforming us to believe certain things, and to behave in certain ways? How do we protect ourselves and the next generation from the negative influences of our increasingly secular culture? On this episode, Shane Rosenthal discusses these issues and more with Brett Kunkle, founder of Maven, and co-author of A Practical Guide to Culture.
SHOW NOTES
Resources by Brett Kunkle
A Practical Guide to Culture and A Student’s Guide to Culture (books)
The Ambassador’s Guide to Mormonism (booklet)
A Motivating Mormon Roleplay (article & video)
Don’t Just Doubt Your Faith, Doubt Your Doubts (article)
Five Tools to Equip Your Kids (article)
Do Pronouns Matter? (article)
Brett Kunkle Interviews his Co-Author John Stonestreet (podcast)
Maventruth.com (Brett Kunkle’s website)
Other Related Resources
The Lost Tools of Learning, Dorothy Sayers (article)
Creed or Chaos?, Dorothy Sayers (article)
Recovering the Art of Persuasion, Shane Rosenthal (article)
What is Faith? Shane Rosenthal (article)
The Virtue of Doubt, Shane Rosenthal (article)
Be a Berean!, Shane Rosenthal (article)
So The Next Generation Will Know, McDowell & Wallace (book)
Post Christian: A Guide to Contemporary Thought, Gene Veith (book)
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