
An in-depth examination of the culture and politics of Christian Nationalism and Evangelicalism by two ex-evangelical ministers-turned-religion professors. If you have ever wondered what social and historical forces led white evangelicals to usher Donald Trump into the White House this is the show for you. As former insiders and critical scholars of religion, Dan Miller and Bradley Onishi have a u... more
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Trump got elected because of illegal immigration, not Jesus
This mob are pretty special. I spent 53 years in mission and community development and I don’t find this mob the least bit offensive. Far from it. Folks like me are mostly digging in deep to our beliefs and so are these folks. Also their theological framework gives a fairly obvious reflection on the current (2026) US Administration.
This show really helps me a get a more legitimate grasp of Christ. God incarnate who did not try set a regime, but died for everyone, without resistance or fight. This perspective here, slaps Christian Nationalism in the face.
The premise of this show is interesting and I believe that the hosts are earnest in what they are attempting to do. However, as I listen to it it falls into the the trap of Christian teaching style which is stating a point slowly and repeating it but never actually substantiating the point. It’s a subtle this is true because I say it is true that plagues churches. Spend an hour in a JW meeting and this exact style is on display. It’s a form of trust me bro that can be particularly damaging when ... more
I appreciate the variety of shorter and longer episodes and mix of series and stand alone episodes. Guests are always great.
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This show analyzes the influence of Christian nationalism and Evangelical politics in the U.S. through scholarly, critical lenses, often pairing religion professors with journalists or political commentators to dissect current events, policy debates, and cultural narratives. Episodes frequently tackle topics like Christian nationalism, religious liberty, immigration policy, and the relationship between faith and democracy, with a strong emphasis on identifying power dynamics, misinformation, and the social impact of religious ideology. Noteworthy here is the blend of rigorous academic analysis with accessible, timely commentary, as well as recurring deep dives into how religious rhetoric shapes policy and public life. Listeners can expect t... more
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