
What happens when biblical patriarchy, christian nationalism, and a theology of authority and submission become the pillars of a movement? Scores of abuse stories in marriages, schools, churches, families, and more. Though these ideas have filtered throughout the United States for decades, they found a home in Moscow, Idaho, through the ministry and work of Doug Wilson. From there, they have influ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 262 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Schrute bucks were mentioned,
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Someone gave me a few of his books when I started raising boys, something felt off about them so thank God I never read them and applied his religious dogma. I am a life long christian and have brushed arms with cultish environments, specifically the homeschool mom types who love to grab onto anything martyr-ish, and Doug Wilson has completely turned one of my best friends into someone I don’t even recognize. She can’t even talk to or have friends. She criticized me and my daughter due to my par... more
I thought this podcast was very thought provoking and I appreciated hearing stories from those who survived Moscow and Moscow adjacent groups. It really helped me to work through a lot of my own issues leaving a church that, while they openly condemned Wilson, they still upheld A LOT of his teachings on patriarchy, how men and women relate to one another etc.
It seems though as the podcast has gotten into later seasons they have become ok with openly attacking conservative Christianity as whol... more
I have mixed thoughts and emotions about the latest podcast. I appreciated some of the thoughts and beliefs shared but disagreed with so much shared as well! The topic of divorce is not black and white. What was not discussed or even mentioned is divorce due to an abusive partner and what research shows as being healthier for the child. In my experience and because I am a woman-many women want to remain married but when a husband is abusive emotionally, physically, spiritually it greatly impacts... more
Every word of this podcast is spoken with venom and malice. This is not the voice for the abused, but the voice of the accuser.
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This podcast critically examines the intersections of biblical patriarchy, Christian nationalism, and hierarchies of authority, highlighting personal abuse stories, survivor perspectives, and scholarly analyses. Recent episodes center on masculinity, deconstruction, and the political-religious dynamics shaping families, churches, and communities, with guests ranging from researchers and journalists to survivors and advocates. The show tends to probe how power structures in religious movements affect relationships, parenting, and civic life, often tracing wider cultural trends like MeToo-era shifts, digital influence, and media exposure. It's notable for its survivor-centered approach, rigorous contextualization of movements, and willingness... more
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