Federalist Radio Hour 'You're Wrong' With Mollie Hemingway And David Harsanyi, Ep. 146: Church And State
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Apr 23, 2025 Pope Francis’ legacy is under the microscope, sparking deep reflections on faith and modern art. The hosts tackle pressing issues like rising crime rates in urban America and the intersection of governance failures with public safety. They confront the role of educational ideologies amidst concerns over curricula and gender identity. A humorous yet critical examination of societal narratives on racism and autism adds depth, while lively cultural picks keep the conversation engaging and lighthearted.
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Easter Basket Tradition
- Mollie Hemingway shared a personal Easter tradition of hiding candy baskets for her kids.
- She stumps one child annually on the basket's location, illustrating a joyful family ritual.
Art Reflects Cultural Order
- Mollie interprets Piet Mondrian's ordered art as a visual metaphor for Germanic balance.
- David prefers messier modern art, highlighting subjective aesthetic experiences.
Pope Francis' Mixed Legacy
- Papa Francis was seen as merciful but harsh toward conservative Catholics and lacking theological depth.
- The legacy of past popes frames expectations and impact on the global church.
