Proverbs & Policy

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For two thousand years, Christian social thought has shaped how societies are built, how institutions serve their people, and how we live together well. That wisdom has something essential to say about the biggest questions facing public life today—questions that politics alone was never equipped to answer. Episode by episode, hosts Ray Pennings and Andreae Sennyah bring the wisdom of Christian social thought to bear on the defining cultural and policy questions of our time, in conversation with the thinkers who are wrestling with them intensely, and the leaders building our shared future.

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    Introducing Proverbs & Policy

    Some of the hardest questions in public life are ones politics alone can't answer, and was never meant to. Proverbs & Policy brings the wisdom of 2,000 years of Christian social thought to the events, trends, and policy debates defining public life today.  Hosts Ray Pennings and Andreae Sennyah of the non-partisan think tank Cardus talk with the thinkers and doers who wrestle most closely with these issues, then reason through them together, with an eye to the common good. Subscribe to Proverbs & Policy wherever you listen to podcasts, and sign up for Cardus Insights, Ray's free weekly newsletter, at cardus.ca/insights. Credits Proverbs & Policy is a project of Cardus, a non-partisan public policy think tank based in Ottawa and Hamilton, Ontario A production of the Comment Podcast Network. Hosted by Ray Pennings and Andreae Sennyah. Produced by Evan Rosa and Dayna Hillier. Technical production by Allie Crummy. Artwork by Domenic Sallese. Marketing by Brendan Steven.

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For two thousand years, Christian social thought has shaped how societies are built, how institutions serve their people, and how we live together well. That wisdom has something essential to say about the biggest questions facing public life today—questions that politics alone was never equipped to answer. Episode by episode, hosts Ray Pennings and Andreae Sennyah bring the wisdom of Christian social thought to bear on the defining cultural and policy questions of our time, in conversation with the thinkers who are wrestling with them intensely, and the leaders building our shared future.

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