For those interested in thoughtful cultural analysis without all the apocalyptic forecasts, Thinking Out Loud is a podcast about current events and Christian hope. Hosted by Nathan Rittenhouse and Cameron McAllister, co-founders of Thinking Out Loud, a ministry that seeks to bridge the gap between discipleship and apologetics, this is a show that seeks to connect the dots on the subject of Christi... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, Nathan and Cameron dive into one of the most provocative questions facing the modern church: could — or should — we ever accept an AI pastor? Drawing from a Substack article by Tony Kritz titled “You Want an AI P... more
In this thought-provoking episode of Thinking Out Loud, Nathan and Cameron tackle the complex and emotionally charged topic of martyrdom, using the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk as a lens to examine how Christians should think about suffering,... more
In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, Nathan and Cameron unpack the recent conversation between Ross Douthat and Ezra Klein, diving deep into the question: What is the guiding story of progressive politics today? With insight, wit, and theological re... more
In this episode of Thinking Out Loud, Nathan and Cameron respond to critiques that their political and cultural commentary lacks conviction, clarifying their distinctly Christian approach to public discourse. Drawing on virtue ethics, New Testament t... more
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no substance. just talking to talk. saying your usual right wing views without any real discussion or pushbuck. pro trump stuff. typical gibber jabber. we want more bible less political views
I have been listening to this podcast since college. I love how Nathan & Cameron pick apart at burning issues, and put Christ into perspective. It is so refreshing & wholesome!
I certainly can’t say that I always agree with these guys, but will simply comment that I appreciate the way they think through/talk through the various issues explored, which encourages me to dig deeper and work through these topics myself. Keep up the good work.
First, I read “Shepherds for Sale”, unlike the two brothers on this podcast. Second, I’ve listened to critics of her book and her responses. I now am entitled to an opinion because of this. By their own admission neither of these brothers read the book, though they found the time to listen to criticism of the book, and automatically assumed the criticism was true without further investigation. This is the first time I’ve listened to this podcast but if this is the way they process information I’... more
Honestly I get the impression that the purpose of her book (as an investigative reporter) is to warn pastors of the tricky language that “woke activists” use to get pastors to promote or donate to their bad organizations (using words like “creation care,” for example, when they are actually promoting extreme climate change activism/ideology instead).
She is certainly not criticizing the Church at large…
Average churchgoers probably wouldn’t be affected unless their pastor was deceived & promoted... more
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Exploring contemporary cultural issues through a thoughtful Christian lens, the content focuses on the intersection of faith and societal trends. Regular discussions highlight themes such as spiritual formation, free speech, and the influence of media on public discourse, aiming to equip listeners with a robust Christian perspective in navigating modern challenges. Unique aspects include a commitment to addressing complex topics without resorting to sensationalism, fostering respectful dialogue, and encouraging deeper engagement with faith-related questions and cultural critiques. The hosts emphasize serious reflection combined with a tone that remains hopeful and grounded, appealing to those seeking a deeper understanding of their beliefs ... more
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