Alec Ryrie

In this engaging discussion, Alec Ryrie, a historian specializing in the Reformation and modern Christian thought, tackles profound cultural shifts since World War II. He examines how moral authority transitioned from Jesus to Hitler, revealing the fragility of our current moral framework. Ryrie critiques the limitations of anti-Nazi values and proposes that both conservatives and progressives could benefit from integrating deeper traditions. He advocates for a synthesis of ideas to enrich moral discourse and encourage shared human flourishing.