In a “Monday Mass” edition of his popular podcast “Louder with Crowder” this week, conservative comedian and commentator Steven Crowder offered a response to popular comedic duo and “internetainers” Rhett McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln “Link” Neal’s “deconstruction” of Christianity, in which the two describe why they each walked away from the Christian faith after moving to California.
Crowder explains in the intro that he decided to address Rhett & Link’s arguments against Christianity in part because they have been “making the rounds” on social media and the two comedians are largely going unchallenged, resulting in a form of “emotional coddling.” While as a Christian, said Crowder, he wants to speak “out of love, compassion” for anyone struggling with their faith, he also believes the faith is true and wants “what’s best for people,” namely a relationship with God. After watching the responses to the comedic duo, Crowder said, they need to be “intellectually challenged, not emotionally coddled.”
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