Feeling caught in the crossfire of your Christian beliefs and the political turmoil around you? If the clash between your faith and the pressures of national loyalty has left you questioning where you stand, The Bad Roman is here to explore these very issues with you. Craig Harguess, once a neoconservative, now leads this engaging series, drawing from his own journey to understanding that being true to Christ often means challenging the expectations of the state.
At the heart of ”The Bad Roman Project” is the provocative idea that ”sometimes to be a good Christian means to be a bad Roman.” This concept isn’t about defiance for its own sake (the mol tov cocktail version of anarchy) but emphasizes that our primary allegiance is to Christ’s teachings, which can sometimes put us at odds with worldly powers. It’s a call to prioritize our heavenly citizenship over earthly political ties, embodying the principle of ”No King but Christ.” This phrase underlines the choice to follow Jesus’s example of love, service, and justice, rather than aligning with the ambitions of worldly leaders within a state-bound system.
This podcast offers a platform for those who feel the tension between their spiritual convictions and the political narratives that seek to co-opt them. It’s a community for open, honest dialogue about navigating these challenges while staying true to our faith. Through thought-provoking discussions, ”The Bad Roman Podcast” invites you to consider how your Christian journey intersects with the societal structures around you. Join us as we dive deep into what it means to live out our faith authentically, even when it means being ’bad Romans’ in the eyes of the world.
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Feeling caught in the crossfire of your Christian beliefs and the political turmoil around you? If the clash between your faith and the pressures of national loyalty has left you questioning where you stand, The Bad Roman is here to explore these very issues with you. Craig Harguess, once a neoconservative, now leads this engaging series, drawing from his own journey to understanding that being true to Christ often means challenging the expectations of the state.
At the heart of ”The Bad Roman Project” is the provocative idea that ”sometimes to be a good Christian means to be a bad Roman.” This concept isn’t about defiance for its own sake (the mol tov cocktail version of anarchy) but emphasizes that our primary allegiance is to Christ’s teachings, which can sometimes put us at odds with worldly powers. It’s a call to prioritize our heavenly citizenship over earthly political ties, embodying the principle of ”No King but Christ.” This phrase underlines the choice to follow Jesus’s example of love, service, and justice, rather than aligning with the ambitions of worldly leaders within a state-bound system.
This podcast offers a platform for those who feel the tension between their spiritual convictions and the political narratives that seek to co-opt them. It’s a community for open, honest dialogue about navigating these challenges while staying true to our faith. Through thought-provoking discussions, ”The Bad Roman Podcast” invites you to consider how your Christian journey intersects with the societal structures around you. Join us as we dive deep into what it means to live out our faith authentically, even when it means being ’bad Romans’ in the eyes of the world.
Government Control and Critical Thinking with Jeffrey Hann
The Bad Roman
1 hour 31 minutes 3 seconds
5 months ago
Government Control and Critical Thinking with Jeffrey Hann
Is the government really looking out for your best interests? Jeffrey Hann, author and anarchist thinker, returns to The Bad Roman to challenge everything you thought you knew about government, critical thinking, and personal freedom.
He argues that our education system is deliberately designed to create "literacy slaves" - individuals smart enough to work but not to question authority. But is this just another conspiracy theory, or is there truth to his claims? Here's what's on the menu:
Critical Thinking 101: Hann breaks down why our education system might be deliberately dumbing us down.
Government's Life Cycle: From democracy to tyranny - is it inevitable? Hann walks us through Plato's five regimes and why he thinks we're headed for a fall.
Psyops Exposed: Prepare to have your mind blown as Hann reveals the psychological warfare tactics governments use to keep us in line. Spoiler alert: fear and repetition are their weapons of choice.
But it's not all doom and gloom. Hann presents anarchism as a potential solution, defining it as "a system or practice of no rulers, voluntary action and absence of government over the innocent, based on natural rights, life, freedom and property." Could this be the key to true personal freedom?
Whether you agree with Hann's perspectives or not, this episode will challenge your beliefs and spark critical thinking. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in politics, philosophy, and the future of society. You'll hear personal anecdotes, shocking quotes, and the Christian perspective on anarchism. By the end, you'll be questioning everything - including your own beliefs.
So, ready to wake up and smell the evolution? Tune in to the Bad Roman Podcast and prepare to have your worldview shaken. This isn't just an episode - it's a call to action. Are you ready to answer?
📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-136
To Connect with Jeffrey Hann:
Get His Books:
COVID-19: A Short Path to You'll Own Nothing and You'll Be Happy (2023)
The Fallacious Belief in Government: Warp Speed Toward Tyranny (2025)
Connect with Jeffrey Hann on social:
X (Twitter): @JeffreyHann
Instagram: @Jeffrey.A.Hann
YouTube: JREV Music
Listen to the Music:
"Fallacious Belief in Government" album on YouTube
"Militant Anarchist" album on YouTube
Also available on streaming platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and Pandora
Explore his Website:
Journalistic Revolution: journalisticrevolution.com
Instagram: @journalisticrevolution
Facebook: Journalistic Revolution
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Timestamps and Starting Points:
(0:22) Jeffrey Hann's new book: The Fallacious Belief in Government
(1:04) Jeffrey Hann's return to the show
COVID-19: A Short Path to You'll Own Nothing and You'll Be Happy
(2:01) Jeffrey's recent projects
(3:01) Critical thinking and government belief
(4:30) Personal journey of changing beliefs
(6:06) Psychological operations and fear
(8:34) Life cycle of government
(20:36) Democracy and its flaws
(25:23) Anarchism and its principles
(37:35) Roads argument and government justification
(42:05) Hope and the need for societal evolution
(47:55) Jeffrey's resources and future projects
(49:20) Conclusion and call to action
🔗For more on The Bad Roman Project
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The Bad Roman
Feeling caught in the crossfire of your Christian beliefs and the political turmoil around you? If the clash between your faith and the pressures of national loyalty has left you questioning where you stand, The Bad Roman is here to explore these very issues with you. Craig Harguess, once a neoconservative, now leads this engaging series, drawing from his own journey to understanding that being true to Christ often means challenging the expectations of the state.
At the heart of ”The Bad Roman Project” is the provocative idea that ”sometimes to be a good Christian means to be a bad Roman.” This concept isn’t about defiance for its own sake (the mol tov cocktail version of anarchy) but emphasizes that our primary allegiance is to Christ’s teachings, which can sometimes put us at odds with worldly powers. It’s a call to prioritize our heavenly citizenship over earthly political ties, embodying the principle of ”No King but Christ.” This phrase underlines the choice to follow Jesus’s example of love, service, and justice, rather than aligning with the ambitions of worldly leaders within a state-bound system.
This podcast offers a platform for those who feel the tension between their spiritual convictions and the political narratives that seek to co-opt them. It’s a community for open, honest dialogue about navigating these challenges while staying true to our faith. Through thought-provoking discussions, ”The Bad Roman Podcast” invites you to consider how your Christian journey intersects with the societal structures around you. Join us as we dive deep into what it means to live out our faith authentically, even when it means being ’bad Romans’ in the eyes of the world.
