Bonnie Kristian

David French, a New York Times columnist and author focused on national unity, discusses Trump's contentious relationship with the judiciary. He highlights the implications of loyalty and constitutional integrity in politics. Bonnie Kristian, from Christianity Today, dives into the role of artificial intelligence in faith settings, emphasizing the ethical challenges it poses for church leadership. The conversation also tackles the urgent human rights crisis faced by the Uyghur community, urging listeners to engage in meaningful advocacy against forced labor and persecution.

Topics discussed include the self-immolation of protestor Aaron Bushnell, Nikki Haley's potential bid for the Republican nomination, and the Supreme Court review on free speech restrictions on social media. Guests Madeleine Kearns and Bonnie Kristian offer insights on these issues.

Bonnie Kristian, a political and theological writer, discusses her new book, 'A Flexible Faith.' She emphasizes the diverse expressions of Christianity and encourages open dialogue to help the church see beyond its borders. They dive into the interplay between faith and politics, focusing on non-violence and the dangers of hyper-partisanship. Bonnie also shares her experiences navigating church myths and generational divides in political perspectives. Her insights invite a more inclusive and flexible approach to faith in today's polarized climate.