
Dedicated to the promotion of a free and virtuous society, Acton Line brings together writers, economists, religious leaders, and more to bridge the gap between good intentions and sound economics.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 538 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

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Well produced and thoughtful podcast that features interviews on a wide variety of topics: culture, economics, science, theology, technology, psychology, etc. Comes from the perspective of the intelligent Christian right. Good podcast content and the length makes it easy to get through an episode during my commute.
Well produced and thoughtful podcast that features interviews on a wide variety of topics: culture, economics, science, theology, technology, psychology, etc. Comes from the perspective of the intelligent Christian right. Good podcast content and the length makes it easy to get through an episode during my commute.
Fearless in taking on controversial topics, but in a kind and thoughtful way. I love the emphasis on virtue, and the ideas on how to navigate our society and promote democracy.
There are few institutions that so faithfully promote the free and virtuous society. This podcast unpacks the big questions and tensions that surround this society.
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Focusing on the principles of a free and virtuous society, episodes emphasize the intersection of faith, economics, and cultural discourse. The podcast features discussions with a diverse range of guests, including writers, economists, and religious figures, exploring timely issues such as social justice, virtue ethics, and the implications of contemporary economics. Notably, the content frequently draws on historical and philosophical perspectives, making complex subjects accessible while aiming to inspire listeners towards personal and societal flourishing.
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Recent guests on Acton Line include:
1. John Wilsey
2. Brad Birzer
3. Stephen Barrows
4. Nathan Mech
5. Jenna Robinson
6. Dave Hebert
7. Kevin Vallier
8. Eric Kohn
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