The Holy Post

The podcast discusses embracing disillusionment as a gift in faith, differentiating Christian nationalism from conservatism, and Italy using DNA testing for dog poop offenders. They also touch on Trump's remarks to National Religious Broadcasters and introduce new team members. Banter includes references to Marxism and a fictional Marxist bone.

Discussing the Alabama Supreme Court's ruling on frozen embryos as children, stirring debates on in-vitro fertilization. Exploring Christian Nationalism decline and the challenges of teaching core Christian doctrines to kids. Introducing a new children's book series to catechize children and parents, touching on the importance of artwork and honest answers in religious education.

Discussion on Biden's age and potential replacement, concerns about MAGA violence and threats, lack of public stand against intimidation, challenges for local churches to address fear and silence in leadership

Exploring the marketing influence on American evangelicalism, the biblical manhood industry critique, and shifting perspectives on abortion beyond politics. Angie Weszely discusses creating a culture of life post-Roe, while the podcast delves into Tucker Carlson's affinity for Russia and Trump's flashy sneakers. The evolution of Christian music, rebellion in the industry, and the challenge of balancing faith with consumer demands are also highlighted.

New Testament professor Nijay Gupta discusses his book 'Strange Religion' and explains the pagan values and practices returning from Roman religion. The hosts react to a controversial Super Bowl ad depicting foot washing, and discuss the misunderstandings of Jesus washing his disciples' feet. Other topics include a trip to Las Vegas, swearing parrots, a pigeon spy, Roman religion, and the contrast between Roman rituals and Christian worship.

Brian Zahnd, specializing in Politics of Fear & Rethinking the Cross, discusses the survival tactics used by MAGA Christian leaders, scientists explaining negative polarization in politics, and his new book delving into the multifaceted meaning of the cross through art, literature, movies, and music.

Legendary actor, producer, and director Rob Reiner joins the podcast to discuss his new documentary on Christian Nationalism. They address the criticisms faced by the film, the rise of Christian Nationalism, the impact of faith on politics, and the cultural divide in society. They also explore Reiner's spiritual journey and the influence of Christianity on American society.

The podcast discusses the increasing prominence of DEI, critiquing its means and exploring objections from both sides. It also debates the issue of gender imbalance in computer engineering and explores the pursuit of DEI without violating constitutional foundations. The hosts delve into the implications of authoritarian enforcement and introduce a Christ-like approach to political engagement. The episode also touches on Jesus challenging societal identities, the disconnect between Twitter and reality, and show promotion.

Political strategist and author, Michael Wear, joins Phil and Kaitlyn to discuss his book on how Christians should engage in politics and the connection between spiritual formation and public life. They also explore the evolving identity of evangelical Christians and the trend of unchurched evangelicals supporting Trump. Other topics include a man getting stuck in a vase and Prince William potentially leaving the Church of England.

John Mark Comer, author of 'Practicing the Way', discusses the Trump debate being over for average evangelicals. They also delve into the high cost of non-discipleship in churches and the impact of ministry on young pastors' souls. In addition, scientists discover most people can talk chicken.