

Violence, Nationalism, and other things that ruin Christianity
Apr 27, 2020
Kevin Miller, creator of the documentary J.E.S.U.S.A., and scholar Robyn Henderson-Espinoza dive into the troubling intersections of Christianity, nationalism, and violence. They discuss historical co-opting of faith for state agendas, reflecting on the need to reclaim Jesus’ teachings of nonviolence. The conversation touches on the complexities of faith, scapegoating, and societal violence, while emphasizing the power of documentaries to spark essential dialogues. They urge a collective movement towards peace and authentic representation in storytelling.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Exploring Bonhoeffer and American God Concepts
04:33 • 5min
Scapegoating and the Complexity of Faith
09:35 • 10min
Documentaries as Catalysts for Change
19:33 • 13min
Navigating Violence and Identity
33:02 • 17min
Crafting Authentic Interviews
50:17 • 4min
Manipulating Minds: The Ethics of Emotional Engagement in Digital Spaces
54:26 • 4min
The Digital Dilemma: Ethics and Society
58:12 • 11min