Lee Camp

Dr. Lee Camp, professor of Moral Theology, discusses the book 'Scandalous Witness' and the Christian political identity. They explore different perspectives within Christian politics, engage the powers on an ad hoc basis, and examine the dangers of nationalism. They also discuss the compatibility of a Christian political identity with the sermon on the mount and reflect on wartime atrocities and bearing witness.

Lee Camp, a Theology professor at Lipscomb University, dives deep into the turbulent story behind the Alabama Murders. He explores the strict doctrines of the Church of Christ, revealing how its punitive culture can escalate personal crises into public catastrophes. Camp discusses the tragic effects of a botched execution and the community's reaction to the unraveling of preacher Charles Sennett's life, raising questions about shame, grace, and the repercussions of secrecy within tightly-knit societies.

Comedian Lee Camp discusses censorship, Wall Street's ponzi scheme, failed Pentagon audits, and America's issues with billionaires. They explore Elon Musk's image, transhumanism, and social media influence. The conversation includes topics like lobbying, Israel's role, and geopolitical implications of billionaires. They touch on skincare, banter, and upcoming comedy shows.

Lee Camp, attacked for being anti-war, discussed in a hit piece against him and two presidential candidates. Topics include: Canada's standing ovation to a Nazi, Dems and Republicans team up against the unhoused, banned books, US financial aid to Ukraine, and fighting censorship.

Guest comedian Lee Camp joins the hosts to discuss various topics, including the disappearance of capes, a bank robbery with distracting lists, humorous news articles, a performance with a dummy grab box, the argument against women's suffrage, false scientific claims, and humorous proposals. They also touch on death, burning libraries, poor quality papers, and an apology from one of the speakers.