The Biblical Anarchy Podcast was created by Jacob Winograd as a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute, with the purpose of making the case for a free society and decentralized governance based on Biblical principles of limited authority and imitating Christ’s example of the leader/servant. If we render unto God what is God’s, we cannot bow down to Caesar or render anything unto him except... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 57 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityReligion |
In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, join host Jacob Winograd as he unpacks the thought-provoking controversy surrounding Candace Owens' departure from The Daily Wire and the subsequent scrutiny of her stance on the war in Gaza. Through a... more
As Christians, we frequently grapple with the nature of civil authority. It's no secret that authorities aren't absolute, and today we'll explore the intricate dance between submission and resistance in the light of biblical teachings. We'll take a c... more
In this week’s episode, we are playing a clip from a recent livestream conversation with Dave Smith, comedian and host of Part of the Problem. We tackled tough questions on the state's role in migration, the clash between open borders & opposing posi... more
In this episode, we explore the compelling narrative of finding freedom in Christ opposed to seeking to legislate morality through the state. I open up about my own struggles with sin and the quest for redemption that required something beyond worldl... more
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Great info and great presentation
I am begging the host to do a single piece of research into the topics before he covers them. I was hoping to find something useful for developing an anarchist critical examination of the Bible and theology, but this is quite bad. more
I’m almost done with my PhD in biblical interpretation, just to establish my base for saying this: I would not recommend this podcast to anyone who cares about the biblical text. I went to this podcast to see if there was a good example of anarchist biblical interpretation, and wow did I get it. more
I’m new to this podcast and learning about libertarianism and I’m finding this podcast to be very helpful in developing my understanding of what it means to be a libertarian. Great podcast and looking forward to future episodes.
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