PODCAST: What’s Up With Demon Sex?
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President Trump recently spoke in support of a physician who held a minority view on COVID. She has also stated that gynecological ailments might be […]
Category: Philosophy
PODCAST: Liberty and Virtue During a Pandemic
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In a 1787 letter, Benjamin Franklin wrote, “only a virtuous people are capable of freedom. As nations become more corrupt and vicious, they have more […]
PODCAST: Render to Caesar – What do Christians owe to the state?
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In this episode, Aree Spivey (artist, Failed Kingdoms) and John A. Dangelo III (writer, antiwarwarvet.com) were my guests to talk about the infamous “render to […]
PODCAST: Breaking Ourselves of Our Breaking Bad Politics
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My wife and I recently re-watched the TV show Breaking Bad. If you’re not familiar with the show, it’s about a high school chemistry teacher […]
PODCAST: Why Nonviolence?
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I’ve spent a lot of time engaging with conservatives about my Christian nonviolence views. Conservatives tend to be big supporters of the military and the […]
PODCAST: Police Brutality & Christian Hope with the Anti-War War Vet
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In a recent Instagram Live video chat (video available here: https://www.instagram.com/antiwarwarvet/), the John “The Anti-War War Vet” Dangelo brought me in as part of a […]
PODCAST: Anarchy in the USA – Liberty, Police, and Pandemic
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In a conversation sure to agitate both conservatives and progressives, Aree Spivey (artist, Failed Kingdoms) and John A. Dangelo III (writer, antiwarwarvet.com) were my guests […]
PODCAST: How Do I Know if I’m Saved?
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In this open invitation Zoom chat, I highlighted the thorny question of how a Christian can know if they’re saved (also called “assurance”), gave some […]
PODCAST: Can We Have Church During a Quarantine?
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I invited 3 guests to discuss whether or not we can really have church in light of so many Christian communities closing their doors across […]
The Trinity and Free Markets
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It’s not uncommon to hear libertarians use “free markets” as a shorthand for political freedom generally. Despite the possibility for misunderstanding, (is freedom merely transactional?) […]