
29 episodes

For the New Christian Intellectual Jacob Brunton and Cody Libolt
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4.6 • 31 Ratings
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For the New Christian Intellectual is a worldview ministry created by Jacob Brunton and Cody Libolt. Our goal is to equip a new generation of thinkers who will give a voice to the Classical Christian principles of reason, rational self-interest, individualism, and individual rights. We offer a way to change the direction of modern Christian thought toward something more intellectually solid and more biblically faithful. In a time when the world seems to be losing its mind, and losing hope, we seek to restore the impact of the Christian mind, and thus to be salt and light in the midst of an increasingly dark world. We seek to restore a vision of Jesus Christ as one who is rationally worthy of all admiration and devotion. The teachings of Jesus, and of the entire God-inspired Scriptures, have been badly misrepresented by many of today’s intellectuals and teachers. Among the worst errors are the promotion of fideism (faith as a means to knowledge), altruism (self-sacrifice as an end in itself), and "social justice" (the tribalistic assault against individual rights). Such poisonous ideas flood contemporary Christian culture, and we aim to be stronghold against them.
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FTNCI 029: We Criticized John MacArthur and Tom Ascol. Here's What We Learned.
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FTNCI 028: Gun Rights & 1776 vs. the Christian Pansies
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FTNCI 027: Is Moral Relativism Controlling Your Church?
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Well done, a refreshing voice at the right time
I am delighted to find this podcast. The hosts do a great job of digging deep right out of the gate. They have a casual conversational style, and yet they don't shy away from addressing ideas in our time. They are willing to articulate perspectives that do not line up with their own, and they look for common ground. But they refuse to let dissenting views go without being challenged. I recommend this podcast for anyone desiring to think more deeply and clearly.
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