PODCAST: Reading the Apostolic Fathers (part 2)
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This episode consists of sections from my short-lived Patreon podcast where I shared my thoughts and insights on the apostolic fathers. Part 2 contains the […]
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The Asbury Revival Revisited: How Christian Nostalgia for the “Good Old Days” Warps Our Perspective
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On February 8, 2023 Asbury University students attended chapel and then didn’t leave. They maintained fellowship and worship in shifts until the 24th, attracting curious […]
PODCAST: Is “Render Unto Caesar” a Problem for Libertarians? (LCI)
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I helped kick off a series for the Libertarian Christian Podcast on problem passages for libertarian Christians. This episode is on the famous “render unto […]
The Limits of Libertarianism (LCI)
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Read my latest for the Libertarian Christian Institute: https://libertarianchristians.com/2024/04/29/the-limits-of-libertarianism/
PODCAST: Reading the Apostolic Fathers (part 1)
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This episode consists of sections from my short-lived Patreon podcast where I shared my thoughts and insights on the apostolic fathers. Part 1 contains the […]
Race Mythology Redux (LCI)
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Check out my new article for The Libertarian Christian Institute:
Book Review: Jesus and the Powers by N.T. Wright & Michael F. Bird (LCI)
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Read my latest from The Libertarian Christian Institute: Book Review: Jesus and the Powers, by N.T. Wright & Michael F. Bird
The Antidote to Antisemitism (LCI)
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Read my latest for The Libertarian Christian Institute:
VIDEO: LCI Roundtable – Return of Christian Nationalism?
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Was the American Revolution Sinful? (LCI)
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Read my latest article for the Libertarian Christian Institute: Was the American Revolution Sinful? – A Review of David Bercot’s In God We Don’t Trust