

Cultural Christianity is Nothing New with Nadya Williams
Aug 14, 2024
Nadya Williams, a historian and author specializing in early cultural Christianity, challenges the notion that early believers were inherently more devoted. She discusses how cultural sins have always influenced the church, contrasting ancient Roman society with modern America. The conversation dives into the implications of these historical practices today and explores whether political engagement can truly foster God’s kingdom. Nadya also reflects on the inspiring stories of early martyrs and the enduring struggle between genuine faith and societal conformity.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
From Leningrad to New Beginnings
02:01 • 8min
Cultural Christianity: Historical Roots and Modern Implications
09:52 • 16min
Navigating Political Turmoil with Faith
26:10 • 2min
Martyrs and Faith: The Story of Perpetua and Felicity
28:26 • 14min
Historical Echoes: The Church, Power, and Cultural Baggage
42:24 • 2min
Cultural Christianity and the Value of Life in Modern Society
44:42 • 2min