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Mentioned in 23 episodes

The Benedict Option

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Mentioned by

Iain Mcgilchrist

Balaji Srinivasan

Raw Egg Nationalist

Leah Libresco Sargeant

Emily Jashinsky

Travis Michael Fleming

Martin Selbrede

Mentioned in 23 episodes

Mentioned by

Iain Mcgilchrist

in relation to his views on community and societal engagement.

Wisdom Over Power: Why Contemplation & Wonder Are Essential for the Future of Humanity with Iain McGilchrist

Mentioned by

Erik Torenberg

in relation to the views of Rod Dreher on Christian communities.

A Debate on Immigration, Ethnostates, and National Identity

Mentioned by

Rod Dreher

as one of his landmark books.

Tyranny and the Post-Christian West (Rod Dreher) | Ep. 532

Mentioned by

Balaji Srinivasan

as a book about religious communities.

Balaji Srinivasan on The Network State

Mentioned by

Larry Chapp

when discussing the need for a new St. Benedict in the modern world.

Why Would ANYONE Want to be Catholic Right Now? Here's Why. (Larry Chapp) | Ep. 505

Mentioned by

Rod Dreher

as one of his most successful books, exploring the challenges of being a faithful Christian in a post-Christian world.

Living In Wonder: Finding Mystery and Meaning in a Secular Age | Rod Dreher

Mentioned by

Rod Dreher

as a book about how to live as a Christian in a post-Christian world.

Living in Wonder – Rod Dreher’s Story

Mentioned by the

Raw Egg Nationalist

as his book about the transition from hunter-gatherer lifestyles to agricultural lifestyles.

Eat Like Your Ancestors with Raw Egg Nationalist

Mentioned as a strategy of abandoning influence and power in culture.

THE LIVESTREAM - Joel Webbon A Nietszchean? A Response to Rod Dreher

Mentioned by

Leah Libresco Sargeant

as a book that she hopes people pause while reading to connect with others.

The Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifesto | Leah Libresco Sargeant

Mentioned by

Rod Dreher

as his book that is the subject of the podcast.

268. Live Not By Lies | Rod Dreher

Recommended by

Emily Jashinsky

as a very good and prescient book for Christians.

“Happy Hour”: Online Weirdness on The Right, Book Recommendations, and Women in the Workforce: Emily Answers YOUR Questions

Mentioned as

Rod Dreher

’s book, exploring how Christians can live faithfully in an increasingly secular society.

Hope In the Shadow of Collapse | Rod Dreher

Mentioned by

Brad Onishi

as an author who moved to Hungary and views it as a model for conservative policies.

Trump Wants to Pay Women to Have Babies. We Already Know Why.

Mentioned by

James Wood

as a popular expression of 1990s communitarianism.

Post-Liberalism: RETVRN, Retrieval, or Revolution?

Mentioned by

Thomas Magby

as a best-selling book in religion, drawing inspiration from Alasdair MacIntyre's "After Virtue."

115:After Virtue

Mentioned by

Martin Selbrede

as a book suggesting a retreat from mainstream culture for Christians.

Chalcedon Podcast Ep. 55 - Christianity & Cultural Decline

Mentioned by

Leah Libresco Sargeant

as a book about building up thick Christian community.

Nobody Is Autonomous

Mentioned by

Travis Michael Fleming

when asking about the Benedict Option and retreating for a period of time.

#60 | The Magna Carta of Humanity, Pt. 1 | Os Guinness

Mentioned by

Rod Dreher

as his best-known book, exploring the challenges of living as a Christian in a secular world.

Guestsplaining: Rod Dreher on the Occult, UFO's and the Hidden World

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