
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In this episode of Socrates Dialogues with Mary Harrington, she is joined by D.W. Pasulka, professor of religious studies and author of American Cosmic and Encounters, to explore her newest book “The Others: UFOs, AI, and the Secret Forces Guiding Hu... more
In this episode of Socrates in Oxford, host Eric Metaxas is joined by Lord Nigel Biggar—author, scholar, and minister—who examines the complicated history of the British Empire and challenges the increasingly simple narrative that colonialism was an ... more
In this episode of Socrates in Oxford, host Eric Metaxas is joined by James Orr—theologian, philosopher, and now politician—who reflects on his journey to Christ and his discovery of philosophy’s power to make sense of the world we inhabit. From the ... more
What happens when we stop asking children to do hard things, develop strong habits, and take responsibility for their choices? In this episode of Socrates Dialogues with Mary Harrington, she joins Katharine Birbalsingh, often called the “strictest he... more
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More Mary!
It’s difficult when right-wing. Bias is so evident
From the heights of intervening John Lennox to the disgraceful way you treated Carrie
I’m ashamed of you and expected more.
Religious Liberty 🤯
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Wow, heavy heavy……Thank You Eric! ?Praying God continues to Bless You and Yours! Also praying for America 🇺🇸and President Trump 🙏🙏Retired USA SFG(A)
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Victor G Crockett. If You have any room on Your Prayer List, could You say a prayer for My ExWife Joy Lynn and two daughters, Sunny Glynn and Zoee Lynn, they need Jesus 🙏
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Eric is interesting, challenging and thorough every show.
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Listeners likely tune in for deep, idea-driven conversations at the intersection of faith, culture, education, and public life. Episodes commonly feature philosophers, theologians, scholars, and policy thinkers who challenge contemporary norms from a traditional or classical perspective, often tying reason, virtue, and community to current social issues. The show stands out for long-form dialogue, rigorous hosting, and a willingness to tackle controversial topics—ranging from education and family policy to AI ethics and the philosophy of meaning—via thoughtful, sometimes provocative, exchanges. This blend of intellectual rigor and principled worldview is probably what attracts listeners seeking serious, substantive discourse over quick take... more
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Recent guests on Socrates in the City include:
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2. Nigel Biggar
3. Katharine Birbalsingh
4. Carrie Gress
5. Miriam Cates
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