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Protests on Ivy League and other major university campuses over the Israeli response to the Hamas attacks has been raging for a few weeks.
Andrew and Pastor Toby Sumpter recently exchanged opinions about what the motivating force for the leftist activism is, resulting in a blog post by Pastor Sumpter: https://tobyjsumpter.com/anti-white-h...

Ron Dodson joins Andrew to discuss the issue.
Ron's article mentioned in the episode can be found at:
https://americanreformer.org/2023/11/just-what-is-israel/

Australian theologian Michael Bird has attacked The Case for Christian Nationalism in this video:   
 • The Case AGAINST Christian Nationalism  
We review his review with his countryman, @theotherpaul.

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What does Stephen Wolfe's The Case For Christian Nationalism have to say about Elite Theory?
How does a ruler affect how his people live and believe?

This week Donald Trump announced that he opposes a Federal abortion ban, saying laws governing this issue belong at the state level. He has also opposed the IVF ban in Alabama and his surrogate Kari Lake is pushing the state of Arizona to allow abortion access after a recent court decision that effectively bans it.
What is a Christian to think of these things? Can you vote for a presidential candidate that is not consistently pro-life? Is the GOP becoming a pro-choice lite party?

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Notorious Australian theologian Michael Bird has written against Christian Nationalism.
TheOtherPaul read it so you didn't have to, and he joins us to tear apart yet another misfire against basical Protestant political theology.

The Daily Wire's most popular personality, Candace Owens, was right before Holy Week, allegedly for saying "Christ is king." Her firing has set off a large reaction, especially among Christians who hold to their faith in the public square. It has become clear to all that you can publicly be a Christian in mainstream conservatism, but you may not treat the Christian faith the way the Bible does—that it is exclusively true and the only way of salvation for all men.
What does this mean for the immediate future of both Christianity and rightwing political thought in the United States?
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