REASON: Can Ohio Tolerate Ramaswamy’s Religious Toleration?
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In November, we will learn whether Buckeye Republicans have been sufficiently persuaded by a more tolerant vision of the fusion of faith and freedom… READ […]
Category: Church and State
Delivered from the Evil Age: The Law Paul, & Christ’s Gospel (Bad Roman Podcast)
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“Can we be made right by the law, or are we made right through Christ? That question sits at the center of this episode, but […]
Why Should a Christian Vote? (Down South Salvation Podcast)
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Apocalyptic Libertarianism?: A Conversation about Paul and Power (New Testament Theologist)
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A conversation about Paul’s apocalyptic political theology and my book Delivered from the Evil Age of the Present with Nick Quient.
A Libertarian’s Least Favorite Bible Verse (LCI)
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When you’re a libertarian Christian, you keep a number of Scriptures on your theological Rolodex. We love to talk about 1 Samuel 8, where Israel […]
Can Libertarianism Be Reconciled With Your Christian Tradition? (LCI)
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Whereas libertarianism emerged out of the insights and convictions of an 18th century European movement that is now called “classical liberalism,” Christianity was birthed in […]
Immigration, Nationalism , & the Way of the Cross (Overthinking Christian)
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This is a written interview with me for the blog Overthinking Christian. You can read it here: Immigration, Nationalism , & the Way of the […]
Should Christians Ever Kill? (Christianity Without Compromise)
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Violence has become an assumed option for many Christians in war, politics, and even personal safety. But that wasn’t always the case. Christianity Without Compromise […]
Does Libertarianism Align At All With the New Right? (Libertarian Christian Institute)
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Why Anabaptists Aren’t Like Other Protestants (The Protestant Libertarian Podcast)
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Episode description: In this episode I talk yet again with the great anarchist anabaptist Cody Cook. He is the author of two recent books on […]