Everyone talks about polarization in America—political, cultural, and even within the church. Reactivity has become the norm, and with it, a quiet anxiety that shapes how Christians think, argue, and divide.
So where do we turn for wisdom when disagreement feels unavoidable?
In this reposted conversation, Dr. Brad Littlejohn introduces us to Richard Hooker, a Reformed Anglican theologian who navigated deep tensions during the Reformation between Presbyterians and Episcopalians. Hooker offers a model for holding conviction without radicalism, and reform without hubris.
We explore how Hooker sought to combine the theological clarity of Protestantism with the formative power of historic liturgy—and why his approach speaks directly to our present moment of social change and gridlock.
This episode is a timely reminder that faithful reform requires patience, humility, and a refusal to let anxiety drive the church.
Show Notes
Get Hooker's Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity Vol. 1 in Modern English:
https://davenantinstitute.org/hookers-laws-ihttps://davenantinstitute.org/god-is
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