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The Family Teams Podcast

Should Fathers or Governments Protect Children?

The Family Teams Podcast

Jeff Bethke

Kids & Family, Religion, Fatherhood, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Parenting

4.8707 Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2024

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Jeremy, Cameron Akrami, and Curt Storring discuss the problem with "luxury beliefs" around screens, kids, and the family in general. Screens are incredibly destructive if left unchecked in the hands of our children...but is that simply a family problem, or is it big enough that it requires government oversight?

On this episode, we talk about:

0:29 Rob Henderson and Luxury Beliefs

4:55 Is regulating technology a family problem or a societal problem?

8:05 Are screens the first order or second order issue?

11:03 Is this so unique it requires a unique solution, or is there too much risk in government oversight?

15:18 Why cultural norms and stories really matter

18:31 Jonathan Haidt's 4 rules

22:52 You have to play offense and defense at the same time

24:29 There is hope

Resources Mentioned:

Rob Henderson Video

Family Revision Book

The Family Plan Calendar

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0:00.0

Hi, welcome to the Family Teams podcast.

0:04.0

Our goal here is to help your family become a multi-generational team on mission by providing you with biblically rooted concepts, tools, and rhythms.

0:13.0

Your hosts are Jeremy Pryor and Jefferson Bethke, and we can't wait to chat about all things family.

0:19.0

Hey, everybody, welcome back to the Family Team's podcast.

0:22.7

I'm here with Cameron to Karami and Kurt Storing.

0:25.1

Thank you guys for joining me today.

0:27.2

Yeah.

0:27.5

Thanks for having us.

0:28.4

Yeah, excited to talk about so.

0:29.7

So we're going to hit just kind of one topic.

0:31.8

And I wanted to dive into something that this guy, Rob Henderson, mentioned So Rob is a kind of a, he's got

0:41.6

a fascinating story. He's, he grew up kind of as a foster kid. And he, he is just a brilliant,

0:49.4

has a brilliant mind and has been writing really from the perspective of the working class about a lot of issues.

0:57.0

And probably his claim to fame more than anything else is really coining and describing the impact of what he calls luxury beliefs on society.

1:08.0

So luxury belief is something that somebody, a belief that gives you status,

1:14.7

but that you could only really live out or hold if you are in a position of economic privilege.

1:21.9

So there's lots of examples he gives you lists tons of them, things like defund the police,

1:27.3

you know, like that works great if you live in like defund the police you know like that works

1:28.2

great if you live in a gated community you know not so good if you live in a really crime-ridden

1:33.5

area um so you can say that all day long because you're not incurring any of the costs but you are

1:38.7

getting status by saying that within a certain community another one one is a lot of positions that are related to

1:46.2

climate change. I mean, it's really easy to talk about, you know, hey, we're going to, we should all

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