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Theology in the Raw

Christian Anarchism, Voting, the Deep State, the Sham of Democracy, and the Supremacy of the LA Dodgers: Jay Newman

May 27, 2024
Jay Newman, co-founder of a BBQ company and self-described Christian Anarchist, discusses Christian Anarchism, the deep state, military industrial complex, and the flaws of democracy. He emphasizes the necessity to question government motives and the blurred lines between consumerism and citizenship. The conversation transitions to a casual discussion about baseball towards the end.
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Quick takeaways

  • The church influences society through values, not political power, by embodying love and care.
  • Leveraging political influence without direct participation benefits societal good and the church's mission.

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Influence of Values by Engaging with Society

In society, the church's influence comes from embodying its values and principles, rather than wielding political power directly. By creating a community that demonstrates love and care, the church impacts society positively, as seen historically. The church's focus lies in being a transformative presence in civilization, guiding humanity towards God, rather than through state influence. The church's ability to make societal change is rooted in its display of true power through service and self-sacrifice.

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