Download or Stream this Episode In today’s episode, Coyle and Ed chat with Jonathan Leeman, the author of the recent book Political Church. In that book, Leeman defends a distinctive picture of the ways in which the church is ineliminably political, and the realm of politics is ineliminably religious. Leeman unpacks this vision of the church,…
Download or Stream this Episode Along with special guests Jordan Poss and Danny Anderson from the Sectarian Review, Coyle and Ed discuss Hillbilly Elegy, J.D. Vance’s highly lauded memoir about growing up in the Appalachian white working class. Vance offers and honest portrait of the virtues and pathologies of the fraying white working class, and an…
Chris Gehrz asks when Micah 6:8 became the rallying call for activist Christianity Saint Benedict, Occupy Wall Street, and… Saint Benedict and WHAT? The American organizations which won’t abide U.S. citizens on presidential hit lists More translations of the Iliad? Really? The late great planet bookstore Cue Adam Sandler: Leon Trotsky? Kind of a Jew!…
I picked this up over at Homebrewed Christianity (which won’t let me leave comments, Tripp Fuller!) and thought it might be fun over here. Of course, we’re Christian Humanists, so we’re not limited to that guild that the academy calls the Divinity School–feel free to list books of any sort that seem fitting! I’ll leave…