Bethel McGrew

Rod Dreher, an influential author and journalist, engages in a thought-provoking dialogue with Bethel McGrew, a keen cultural commentator. They delve into the profound impacts of personal faith journeys, including Dreher's shift from Catholicism to Orthodoxy. The conversation highlights the erosion of traditional marriage and religious liberties in today's society. They also explore the interplay of totalitarian ideologies and modern spirituality, discussing the quest for meaning amid disillusionment and the complexities of familial bonds intertwined with faith.

Bethel McGrew, an insightful freelance writer and cultural critic, dives into the shifting cultural currents surrounding Christianity. She discusses the role of figures like Jordan Peterson in rekindling spiritual curiosity among young men but critiques their grasp of the Gospel. McGrew unpacks the evangelical divide over political figures and the cultural resistance against transgender ideology. She passionately defends the historical reliability of the Bible, emphasizes the transformative power of faith, and reflects on a subversive Christian identity emerging in today's society.

Harvard president resigns over plagiarism charges; ongoing attacks on Christians in Nigeria discussed; billions expected to vote in 2024; the importance of paying attention to small issues; the value of martyrdom for Christians; the intersection of democracy, Christianity, and elections; personal recommendations shared.

Writer, teacher, cultural critic, and mathematics PhD, Bethel McGrew, discusses the faith of Jordan Peterson. They compare the new atheists to the new NEW atheists. The hosts analyze Peterson's utilization of the Judeo-Christian framework. They delve into his search for meaning, interpretation of 'logos', and views on Christianity. They also explore Douglas Murray's perspective on Christianity.

In this engaging discussion, Bethel McGrew (Esther O'Reilly), a mathematician and blogger, teams up with Paul Vander Klay, a pastor and cultural commentator. They tackle the crucial role of Christian public intellectuals in today's discourse. Topics include the balance of personal belief and academic rigor, the evolving landscape of apologetics, and the importance of community in fostering dialogues. They also examine the challenges posed by modernity to faith, and how social media affects public influence and responsibilities.