Theology Beer Camp Remix: Myron Penner
Hey Humanists! With Theology Beer Camp 2023 just around the corner (alas, I won’t be here, as I’m trying to be judicious taking days off during year one of my…
What kind of tool? Which kind of work?
Teachers online have been commenting on, panicking over, and offering verdicts on the advent of ChatGPT for about six months, so I figure I’ve waited long enough to write something…
Christian Humanist Profiles 248: What Do You Want out of Life?
Philoctetes is not the best-known Sophocles tragedy, but its questions stick with me. When the title character insists on his dignity as a man of war, he runs afoul of…
Christian Humanist Profiles 244: The Good Life Method
The one who saves his life will lose it. The one who sows to the spirit will reap life. I am the way and the truth and the life. Life…
Christian Humanist Profiles 237: Alasdair MacIntyre, An Intellectual Biography
Every ethics presumes a sociology. That formula has followed me through nearly twenty-five years of study, and its source text, After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre, has been a constant conversation…
City of Man, Episode 146: Locke on Education and Human Nature
Stream or download this episode In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Dr. Sara Henary about her recent article in Perspectives on Political Science, “Human Malleability and Liberalism in Locke’s Some…
City of Man, Episode 133: The Modern Self
Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Dr. Carl Trueman of Grove City College about his new book The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self.
City of Man, Episode 121: Your Country 10, Hatless Singers of the 1990s
Stream or download this episode. In today’s episode, Coyle, Danny, and Michial talk about the hatless acts of the 1990s.
City of Man, Episode 119: The 2020 Democratic National Convention
Stream or download this episode. Coyle talks to Nick Rodriguez, co-host of the Prophetic Politics podcast, about the 2020 Democratic National Convention.
Christian Humanist Profiles 176: Never Doubt Thomas
Download or Stream this Episode In his famous essay “On the Reading of Old Books” C.S. Lewis praises the texts of ages past not because they were so often right–none…
Christian Humanist Profiles Revisited: An Interview with Roger Scruton
Download or Stream this Episode Nathan Gilmour, along with many at the Christian Humanist Radio Network, was sad to hear of Roger Scruton’s death this week. To honor his work…
Book of Nature, Ep. 36: Adventures in Abstract and Concrete Thought
In this episode, your three intrepid Book of Naturists held forth on the subject of Thought – in the ideas surrounding the differences between and complementary natures of Abstract and…
Christian Humanist Profiles 161: Resisting Throwaway Culture
Download or Stream this Episode Something went haywire with American politics not long into the social-media age. Report after report told us that America was sick and tired of the…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode 262.2: The Enchiridion of Epictetus
Stream or download this episode. David Grubbs and Nathan Gilmour chat about the Stoic Epictetus’s short Enchiridion, whilst Michial Farmer gallivants about England. The Enchiridion of Epictetus
Christian Humanist Profiles 152: On Being Awesome
Download or Stream this Episode What is the chief end of a human life? Do we look to the catechism and say that the glory of God is the ultimate…