Brad Littlejohn joins Peter Leithart and James Wood to discuss two kingdoms, Christian Nationalism, and Christian commonwealths. They explore post-liberalism, the role of the church in societal renewal, and the Protestant perspective on the common good and nationalism. The conversation delves into regulating speech, virtue, and soulcraft in the state, the boundaries of nations and empires, and the church's advisory role in matters of public witness and state consultation.

Dr. Brad Littlejohn, a Reformed Anglican theologian, discusses Richard Hooker's approach to navigating tensions within the Reformation. They explore combining Protestant theology with Catholic practices for reformation. They highlight the pitfalls of radicalism in reform movements during times of social change.

Discussions on Protestant conversions, unity in Christian institutions, enriching worship practices through historical perspectives, and the significance of building life on Jesus Christ for assurance and certainty.

Brad Littlejohn, a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and founder of the Davenant Institute, dives deep into the nuances of freedom. He contrasts modern interpretations of freedom with biblical virtues, suggesting that true liberation often lies in community and faith rather than individualism. Littlejohn discusses the paradox of choice in our decision-making, highlighting how an abundance of options can lead to paralysis. He also critiques the distractions of modern technology and emphasizes the importance of understanding different dimensions of freedom for meaningful choices in today’s world.

Brad Littlejohn, founder of the Davenant Institute, discusses the reasons why young Protestants are converting to Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy. They explore the desire for doctrinal clarity and certainty, the allure of history and liberal arts, and the balance between rationality and mystery in faith.