In this discussion, Jason Stanley, a Yale philosophy professor and author of "Erasing History," reveals how the current administration rewrites narratives to maintain control and implement authoritarian strategies. He emphasizes the dangers of manipulating historical truths. Meanwhile, Matthew D. Taylor, a scholar on Christian nationalism, examines the power struggles among three Christian factions vying for political influence, including Charismatics and traditional Catholics. Their insights illuminate the intertwining of faith and politics in today's landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Dr. Matthew D. Taylor, a senior scholar focused on Christian nationalism, delves into alarming trends like the rise of populist authoritarianism as the 2024 election approaches. He examines how evangelicalism has supported controversial figures like Trump and the potential threats to democracy. Drawing historical parallels, Dr. Taylor warns of the dangers this movement poses. The conversation emphasizes the need for vigilance and the importance of constructing a more inclusive theology to resist these prevailing narratives.

Guest Matthew D. Taylor discusses Christian nationalism shaping American politics and the role of independent charismatic Christianity. Zack Beauchamp talks about the new film Civil War and its portrayal of journalism during societal collapse.