Theology Applied THE CONFERENCE - The Rise Of The Christian Prince - Stephen Wolfe
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May 24, 2025 Joining the discussion is Stephen Wolfe, an advocate for Christian nationalism and a thought leader from the 2025 Right Response Conference. He tackles the societal disdain towards impactful leaders and the importance of moral authority in guiding communities. The conversation explores critiques of modern conservatism, emphasizing the influences of historical figures like Lincoln and Reagan. Wolfe passionately discusses the need for a 'Christian Prince,' urging a revival of values that uphold both personal virtue and collective greatness in today's fragmented power structures.
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Why Society Rejects Great Men
- Modern society hates great men because they transcend contemporary moral norms and inspire devoted followers.
- Liberals reject great men due to a preference for diffused, procedural, and implicit power.
Contrasting Views of Power
- The political right views power as explicit, personal, and identifiable through a figurehead.
- In contrast, liberal power is diffuse and implicit, making responsibility and authority unclear.
Defining the Christian Prince
- The "Christian prince" represents a great man dedicated to his particular people, bound by their traditions and virtues.
- He exemplifies personal virtue and leadership, not absolute or unchecked power.