Cliffe Knechtle | How Do We Define Tolerance In America? | Give Me an Answer
November 15, 2025
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as posted by the channelGive Me An Answer: Cliffe Knechtle talks to students about how different people define tolerance i different ways.
Recorded at Texas, Fall 1997.
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The "Give Me An Answer" ministry began as an outgrowth of the dialogues
Cliffe Knechtle has had with students on various university campuses
throughout the United States. Stuart joined his dad Cliffe in 2015 and
they've teamed up to do this together. These universities include Tennessee
Maine, Harvard, MIT, Florida, University of Texas, Texas State, Arizona,
Princeton, Michigan State, UCLA, UC Davis, Berkeley, Stanford, Oregon State,
and UMass. Amherst.
Cliffe spoke on these campuses in front of the Student Union or Library at
noon for five to ten minutes. At the close of his initial remarks, he'd open up
the time for questions and answers, which usually turned into a two to four
hour dialogue with students.
His crowd size ranged from 25 - 500 students at a time, and between classes,
new students would join the discussion. This is an extremely effective way to
reach a large number of university students with the Gospel of Christ.
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Guests & Subjects Covered
Claims
12 claims extractedTolerance redefined as accepting contradictory beliefs
Materialism eliminates personal identity and free will
Atheism eliminates human free will
Free will enables moral self-judgment and change
Disagreeing on truth claims respects personal identity
American culture misdefines tolerance as false equivalence
Atheism and Christianity are fundamentally contradictory
Jesus offers salvation but threatens hell for rejection
God's definition of human purpose supersedes personal experience
Marriage is divinely ordained for human relationships
Biblical submission in marriage means servant leadership
Jesus's death and resurrection offer eternal life through faith
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