Christian Nationalism: What’s the Path Forward? As mentioned in recent weeks, there’s an unseemly battle royale taking place among Christian conservatives this year. Some of the fight is over semantics, some is over vision for the future, and some of it (sadly) is due to personality conflict. The panel spent six episodes attempting to directly…… read more »
Christian Nationalism: Where Do Premils, Amils, and Preterists Fit? As mentioned over the past month, there’s an unseemly battle royale taking place among Christian conservatives this year. Some of the fight is over semantics, some is over vision for the future, and some of it (sadly) is due to personality conflict. The panel is spending…… read more »
Christian Nationalism: Is It Connected to Postmillennial Christianity? As mentioned the previous several weeks, there’s an unseemly battle royale taking place among Christian conservatives this year. Some of the fight is over semantics, some is over vision for the future, and some of it (sadly) is due to personality conflict. The panel is spending six…… read more »
Christian Nationalism: Different from Christendom or Sharia? As mentioned the previous two weeks, there’s an unseemly battle royale taking place among Christian conservatives this year. Some of the fight is over semantics, some is over vision for the future, and some of it (sadly) is due to personality conflict. The panel is spending six episodes…… read more »
Christian Nationalism: Is It Theocracy and/or Sacralism? As mentioned last week, there’s an unseemly battle royale taking place among Christian conservatives this year. Some of the fight is over semantics, some is over vision for the future, and some of it (sadly) is due to personality conflict. The panel is spending six episodes attempting to…… read more »
Christian Nationalism: Defining Theonomy There’s an unseemly battle royale taking place among Christian conservatives this year. Some of the fight is over semantics, some is over vision for the future, and some of it (sadly) is due to personality conflict. The panel spends six episodes attempting to directly expose the issues involved, hoping to forthrightly…… read more »
Jesus Revolution & “Asbury Revival” The Faith Debate pauses from its recent focus on the most noteworthy public statements of biblical doctrine by the Christian church over the past five decades. This episode addresses the Jesus Movement depicted in the movie “Jesus Revolution”, and how this connects to the 2023 event in Wilmore, Kentucky that…… read more »
Coalition for Biblical Sexuality The Faith Debate continues its 2023 trek through some of the most noteworthy public statements of faith published by the Christian church over the past five decades. This episode tackles the final half of 2017’s Nashville Statement: A Coalition for Biblical Sexuality. The panel covers the last half of the fourteen…… read more »
The Nashville Statement The Faith Debate continues its 2023 trek through some of the most noteworthy public statements of faith published by the Christian church over the past five decades. This episode tackles the first half of 2017’s Nashville Statement: A Coalition for Biblical Sexuality. The panel covers the “Preamble” and the first half of…… read more »
Biblical Manhood and Womanhood The Faith Debate in 2023 is working through some of the most noteworthy public statements of faith published by the Christian church over the past 50 years. This episode tackles the final half of 1987’s Danvers Statement on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood. The panel covered the first half in the previous…… read more »