Is It an Imperaversion of Christendom?

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Liberal democracy is under both military attack abroad and lectual attack here at home, says Amdre. There's a fine line between liberalism and libertinism, he argues. And that with its emphasis on individual its eats away at the formative institutions of christendom. It actually often obliterates christianity itself - but we'll get to that in a minute.

Liberal democracy is under military threat abroad, and intellectual threat in America. And many of these domestic attacks are coming from within Christianity. So should Christians care about defending democracy? What are the connections between our Christian faith and America’s form of self-government? This week David and Curtis dive headlong into this deep and fascinating issue, including some history, some theology, and some critical guidance for why we Christians must indeed care about the state of our democracy and its institutions.

Show Notes:

-French Press: “A Christian Defense of American Classical Liberalism”

-Sarah Repucci & Amy Slipowitz (Freedom House): “Democracy Under Siege”

-From John Adams to Massachusetts Militia, 11 October 1798

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