Straight White American Jesus

Brad and Dan discuss the controversial Covenant Eyes app used by Speaker Mike Johnson. They explore Christian nationalism and recent election victories. They also address the connection between white evangelicalism and the MAGA movement. The importance of addressing root causes is emphasized, and they delve into Loudon County's cultural and political landscape. The significance of abortion as a driving factor for voters is analyzed, as well as the unpredictability of election polls.

This podcast examines the claim that there are great individuals within evangelicalism who are not Christian nationalists. It explores defensive reactions, dismissal, and denial within white American evangelicalism. The concept of being a good person within different contexts is evaluated, emphasizing the importance of actions over beliefs. The podcast also discusses the unspoken support of Christian nationalism and shares personal experiences with leaving evangelicalism.

In this podcast, experts discuss the history of fascism in America, exploring its presence in right-wing groups, post-war movements, and popular culture. They challenge the myth of America as the anti-fascist hero and emphasize the importance of historicizing fascism. The speakers also highlight the significance of religious diversity in building political coalitions and address regional differences in America's history. Additionally, they stress the importance of local engagement, public education, and upcoming symposiums on fighting fascism and antisemitism.

The podcast delves into the controversial issue of Confederate monuments, discussing the melting of a Robert E. Lee statue and the ongoing debate. It explores the motives behind preserving Confederate statues and debunks the claim of erasing history. The podcast also explores the trial to keep Trump off the ballot using the 14th amendment and discusses the potential consequences. It highlights the dangers of Christian nationalism and shares updates on court cases and network, seeking support from listeners.

Explore survivors' stories and allegations of abuse and misconduct at IHOP-KC, a hub of charismatic Christianity. They discuss the dynamics of the community, immersion in religious practices, manipulation tactics, and broken promises within IHOP-KC. The podcast highlights the haunting presence of a woman's death and sheds light on the harmful experiences endured in this religious organization.

Exploring the verse that equates rebellion and witchcraft in the Bible, its impact on Christian groups, the fascination with its translation, controversies surrounding witchcraft in popular culture, and the historical reasons behind the enduring concept of witchcraft as a means of controlling independent women.

Dr. Matt Taylor, a leading scholar on the New Apostolic Reformation, discusses the connections between Mike Johnson, the new Speaker of the House, and the NAR. They explore the NAR's desire to colonize the US and dominate all sectors, and Johnson's alignment with this theology. The podcast also delves into the NAR's role in the Trump campaign and election, as well as the concerns about undemocratic measures associated with Johnson's connection to the NAR and Christian Trumpism.

The podcast discusses the Christian nationalism of new Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, updates on SCOTUS and Clarence Thomas, Trump's legal battles and loyalty, and the impacts of the Israel-Gaza conflict. They also highlight the need for ethical complexity and accountability in the legal system.

The podcast explores the history of Halloween, discussing its pre-Christian and Christian roots. It also examines the concept of 'God's will' and its implications, questioning whether it always provides the promised guidance and comfort. The episode highlights the rise of church harvest festivals as an alternative to Halloween and delves into the evolution of All Saints Day. Additionally, it explores the challenges of competing for believers in a capitalist society and emphasizes the importance of offering alternatives rather than condemning Halloween.

The podcast discusses the normalization of fascism in American politics by focusing on the influence of intellectuals like John Eastman and Michael Anton. It explores the idea of a 'red Caesar' or a one-man government to address the country's decline. The concept of populism and the exclusion of 'non-real people' are also explored. Future interviews on Ronald Reagan's vision and evangelicals rewriting the Bible are mentioned.