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ReCAST Church of Mattawan

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The Shepherd's Church

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The Dorean Principle

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The Apologetic Dog

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Redeemer's Covenant Baptist Church of Cebu

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The Bible Bashed Podcast

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Fighting for the Faith

54:25

The Roots of America’s Civil Religion

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 3 years ago

10:16

You're stuck with civil religion.

1:59:55

May 27, 2016 Show with Larry Pratt of Gun Owners of America PLUS Dr. John Wilsey on American Exceptionalism & Civil Religion: Reassessing the History of an Idea

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 10 years ago

1:04:40

He has written a book called American Exceptionalism and Civil Religion, Reassessing the History of an

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The Political Heresy in Christian Nationalism

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 3 years ago

1:24

Regardless of how Christian nationalism is defined, the battle over whether national character includes a religious element lies at the root of the current conflict. This is mainly due to the fact that for decades, elites on both sides of the political aisle unofficially pledged themselves to an America fundamentally reducible to an idea or set of ideas.

41:59

Who's Conquering America?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

4 months ago

38:14

American radicals tradition with its egalitarian impulses and notions of perfectibility has eroded our Christian foundation. It has served as an attractive vulnerability for foreign enemies to exploit and has drawn many immigrants into its ranks.

14:26

How Firm a Foundation, Puritanism as the Wellspring of American Freedom

CRB

Covenant Reformed Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

3:52

Religion is central in American history, particularly colonial American history, but through the whole of the 19th century as well. It is important that we get this history right. The pilgrims and their Puritan brothers, for example, did not come to New England just to get away from religious tyranny in their homeland.

41:53

America is a Place NOT an Idea

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

15:12

Well, how does America fit into this the exceptionalism that matters for the 21st century is an exceptionalism of possibility? Collaborative possibilities each of us brings to solving problems of which we're apart problems.

1:16:46

Beth Moore and Christian Nationalism

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 5 years ago

28:33

Historians have routinely thought of mainstream figures like Billy Graham as exemplifying a virtuous and nationalist conception of America, popularized by Lincoln and laced with biblical imagery and a sense of chosenness.

1:03:07

J. Burden on Political Realism

CTM

Conversations That Matter

about 2 years ago

15:43

And, you know, it's interesting, you mentioned Aaron Wren, because he has quite an insightful model on this, basically how the culture has changed in result or in relation to Christianity. You know, if we look at, if we look at America in particular, America was a Protestant country, right?

1:34:58

GOP Platforms, IVF, & Post-War Consensus

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 2 years ago

3:42

I believe in a different variety of American exceptionalism based on the sacrifices and the heroes and the things that actually I think truly really made America prosperous and great and all the rest, but what we often hear, the version we often hear is that there were these ideas.

1:23:31

The Puritans in American History

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 2 years ago

27:52

We're really going to show people how to establish a Christian society. Wonderful aspiration but it didn't last and So to take that as the centerpiece of American history I think is a mistake because it really is not as admirable as it is.

55:08

Dead Men Walking Podcast #134 Joseph Spurgeon: What is Christian Nationalism?

DMW

Dead Men Walking

almost 4 years ago

20:58

Yeah, yeah, queuing on and all that. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. So, you know, there are some people that have treated America as chosen by God. And so you kind of have this civil religion actually, which is being is attacked, but the civil religion in our country's history was actually much of that was the work of liberals and progressives.

1:12:42

A Tale of Two Nationalisms

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 4 years ago

48:58

Interestingly, by this standard, many of the founders including the father of our country were Christian nationalists. In 1796, George Washington stated in his farewell address that Americans thought they possessed slight shades of difference shared the same religion, manners, habits and political principles.

40:55

Revival & Christian Nationalism

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

almost 4 years ago

0:46

It's the idea that Christianity is part of our national identity that from the founding of the United States of America we were a Christian nation and that Maybe we're not right now, but we should be and Christian nationalists if they even exist.

1:50:26

Red Pills Without Roots & The SBC Leadership Crisis

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

55:33

The former seeks to remake America or uphold an abstract hollowed out version of its defining proposition of equality, while the latter strives to preserve the conditions that allow Americans to fulfill their duties to God, honor their ancestors and pass down their own unique heritage.

1:22:05

The Boniface Option

CTM

Conversations That Matter

almost 3 years ago

32:25

It's just that That that's all taken for granted like and there's like a rewriting of history that like America has always been this classical liberal place and what I See in the Christian nationals and this is my opinion is that it's a I think it's exactly what you're saying it's a comeback of the paleo conservatism and it's also There may be in in certain instances some like theonomy and and And other stuff like mixed in there, but I think primarily especially if you look at Stevens book this is a paleo conservatism that specifically arose from a Protestant political tradition and It's been forgotten and the people whose claim to carry those doctrines in the realm of theology And they're good on soteriology and they're good on on these other theological issues.

51:45

Leaving Liberalism: An Alternative to the Great American Empire by Jon Harris

EBC

Eureka Baptist Church

about 2 years ago

9:17

But if you listen to the speech, what he said was that America had a political religion, a commonly shared political religion, no matter who you were, because we have a religiously neutral common creed that privatized our religious beliefs and was the glue that kind of made us stick together.

23:48

Why is America So Divided?

CTM

Conversations That Matter

over 1 year ago

13:30

They want to return to some kind of paganism and the Bible Belt isn't like that at all completely out of step. So you have a major division over religion. Christian nationalists I think are trying to find a unifying principle in the fact that most Americans still value Christianity even if they're not Christians and they claim to be so it may be a loose kind of Christianity a cultural Christianity can be a uniting principle of some kind.

1:59:56

October 4, 2017 Show with Bryan Wolfmueller on “Has American Christianity Failed?”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 8 years ago

1:09:38

Do you think this individual? Individualistic and egalitarian American mindset born on a rugged frontier has created the type of Christianity America that has lost.

1:54:32

Should Believers Affirm Christian Nationalism?

Your Calvinist

almost 3 years ago

1:39:27

It's waning, but this general sentiment of I want my president to be American by birth and I'd like him to go to church. I'd like him to be a Christian because that's American, that's American. And so my point is whether it's on the books or not, that has been the history of this country until very, very recently.

44:48

Kryptos Discusses The American Dream

CTM

Conversations That Matter

5 months ago

22:48

But I think in some ways, if you look at the American constitution, though, this idea of what we now call the separation of church and state or not establishing a fish, that there is a sense of a Westphalian peace quality to the way that the broader American state was put together, recognizing that you had Puritans, Presbyterians, Catholics, and so forth.