Sons of Patriarchy

Giving a voice to the oppressed, abused, and silenced of ministries like Doug Wilson/CREC and Jeff Durbin/Apologia types.

Porter definitely pees sitting down. He’s clearly been hurt by the church and has an axe to grind. It’s painful to listen to.

These podcasts are silly. Left but not left but not right either. Fence riding. Never actually discussing the gospel itself which is the true answer to all of this. Instead of fighting over methodologies of how to be a certain type of Christian, why not replicate the only way to do it with the best example being the gospel. SMH.

I sincerely appreciate what this podcast is trying to do in calling out heretical theology and abuse in the church. However somewhere along the line, in an attempt to drum up support from non believers, the podcast seemingly started to alienate Christians listeners. It seemed like many of the “academic” guests lumped any conservative Christian who wants to homeschool into the Christian Nationalis/Dooney supporters group. I understand having a panel of diverse guests but just because someone calls themselves a professor doesn’t mean they are unbiased. They call out Doug Wilson for his “indoctrination “ or agenda but offer the alternative like the state/professors don’t also have an agenda to push. I thought the review of the crack theology behind Christian nationalism was really interesting but they started to veer out of their lane when they talked about politics or legislation. To anyone who has worked in the government or studied the constitution, it was wildly evident that many of the guests or whoever runs their social media page didn’t know a thing about politics or was blatantly lying to try to scare people and get support or clicks. That’s when I stopped listening. You hurt your own credibility and the credibility of your guests when you make claims about political motivations that you have no evidence of.