

Ryan Newson: Confederate Monuments and Theological Disruption
Sep 9, 2020
Ryan Newson, a theological ethicist and Assistant Professor of Theology and Ethics at Campbell University, dives into the complexities of Confederate monuments in his new book, 'Cut in Stone.' He challenges listeners to rethink the intersections of faith, identity, and systemic racism. The conversation weaves through diverse theological perspectives, critiques of American exceptionalism, and the ethical dilemmas of wealth. Newson's engaging insights urge a critical re-examination of historical narratives and their implications for justice in today's society.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Voices in Christology and Cultural Reflections
02:13 • 5min
Faith, Identity, and Confederate Monuments
07:13 • 22min
Theological Perspectives on Historical Monuments
29:41 • 15min
The Illusions of American Exceptionalism
44:47 • 20min
Exploring Apocalyptic Narratives and Cultural Perception
01:04:56 • 2min
The Ethics of Wealth and Symbolic Reckoning
01:07:03 • 2min