Keller point 3: embracing the global, multiethnic character of Christianity
Keller's third point: immigration from the world's more religious regions may stall American secularization by 2050, and the church must welcome immigrant congregations into real leadership rather than paternalistic tokenism. One host (speaker-0) asks Dan by name whether the multiethnic point lands for his church; Dan (speaker-2) describes multiple ethnic groups already leading ministries, and shares the story of a Congolese woman separated from her husband by refugee resettlement whose unknown twin was discovered through social media decades later. The hosts argue diverse perspectives enrich Scripture reading -- Eastern Bloc commentaries on Revelation don't apologize for God's judgment because they've lived under oppression -- and warn against only seeking counsel from people prone to agree with you.
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