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“Chesterton once said Christianity has not been tried and found wanting, rather it has never been tried. This podcast addresses itself to this problem by attempting to locate the coordinates of where the lessons that found expression in the gospels can be brought to bear in the interregnum of the secular humanitarian project. This project may be revealed to be a cut flower of the Christian project, but so obscure has that project become to self-described practitioners, that the secular derivative can serve as a source of material from which it’s origin can be reconstructed.”
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United States of America ·
04/04/18
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“Real OG podcasting with a smiling face. Holy takes abound and Matt and Dean are high level ballers. Real Talk: My favourite podcast.”
Dom the now hot stud via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/18/17
“Let me explain. I'm a student of contextual theology with a lot of seething societal resentment that needs some healthy redistribution. Perhaps it doesn't hurt that my ancestors have been in turn bombed, enslaved, forced into concentration camps, and then enrolled according to their...”Read full review »
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10/03/18
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“After a somewhat rocky start, this podcast is quickly growing into something very solid and interesting. It is one of only a couple of podcasts that tries seriously to explore the boundaries between Christianity and left politics, which the hosts do a remarkable job at and is a necessary lifeline...”Read full review »
Alex @SubjectToTruth via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
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