110B - Implications and methods of Christian political influence (followup from Stephen Wolfe)

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Rebuild

Michael Belch

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6 days ago

Welcome to Rebuild. Here we explore the pillars that hold up the foundation of Christianity and western civilization. We examine where and how these pillars are crumbling, and we suggest ways that we can rebuild them. We release two episodes per week. The first is an interview with a guest who answers questions about a particular pillar of society. The second episode is a reaction to the interview where Michael and Bradley tease out implications and offer commentary.

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110B - Implications and methods of Christian political influence (followup from Stephen Wolfe)

Rebuild

1 hour 3 minutes 56 seconds

3 years ago

110B - Implications and methods of Christian political influence (followup from Stephen Wolfe)

NOTES:

This is our follow-up discussion from our interview with Stephen Wolfe. We discuss what it looks like if Christians exert political power and influence. We also talk about why it is necessary for Christian statesmen to rise up and lead the country with courage, conviction, and biblical principles.

LINKS MENTIONED IN OUR DISCUSSION

“Why Pastors Refuse to Address Political Issues”

The Liberty Catechism - Douglas Wilson

Catechism on Government - Toby Sumpter

Social Justice, Critical Theory, and Christianity: Are They Compatible? - by Neil Shenvi

GUEST INFORMATION:

Stephen studied politics at Louisiana State University. His writing has appeared in Modern Reformation, Mere Orthodoxy, Chronicles Magazine, Sovereign Nations, and History of Political Thought. He and his family are members of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA). And currently Stephen is a postdoctoral fellow in the James Madison Program at Princeton University. Stephen, welcome to Rebuild. Thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us.

You can find him on twitter @perfinjust
He co-hosts the excellent Ars Politica podcast that helps us understand politics, culture, and theology.

OUTLINE OF OUR DISCUSSION

INTRO: We are discouraged and encouraged

What about Christians catch-phrases?
How and why must Christians exert political power?
What can we do to honor our past while at the same time rebuilding in ways that honor God

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

"Music by Kabbalistic Village" and link to my website - kabbalisticvillage.com/