Can a man talk about abortion? Is it reasonable for a white person to discuss race? How do we know what issues we can and cannot speak into? Is it sometimes better and more loving to stay silent? It’s not always clear.
In The Secular Creed, Rebecca McLaughlin argues that Christians should be slow to speak and quick to listen—while also recognizing how our voices can be powerful in loving our neighbor.
Editors’ note:
Read more about identity and opinions in Rebecca McLaughlin’s The Secular Creed (TGC, 2021). Purchase through the TGC bookstore or Amazon.
