https://youtu.be/P2gpAjBXjnk For western observers of the conflict in Ukraine, Orthodox Christianity is almost as foreign of a concept as the world of Islam was in the early 2000s. No understanding of the conflict in Ukraine is complete without a firm grasp of the underlying religious rivalry between Ukraine and Russia, which goes back 800 years. In 2018, this rivalry reached a boiling point when the Orthodox Church of Ukraine split from the Russian Orthodox Church. This split has been described as the biggest fissure in Orthodox Christianity in centuries. Did this split precipitate...
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Christianity and Libertarianism w/Mike Maharrey and Caleb Brown
One of the many arguments you see in the liberty sphere is whether or not you can be a libertarian and a Christian. I asked Caleb Brown and Mike Maharrey to join me to discuss how their faith contributes to their stance on liberty. Mike Twitter Michaelmaharrey.com Tenth Amendment Center Caleb Twitter Faith, Liberty, and Praxis Discord Libertarian Institute 19 Skills Pdf Autonomy Course Critical Thinking Course Donate Patreon...
Don’t Judge a Book By Its Cover w/Jon Hartmann
Jon Hartmann joined me to chat about Jung, meaning, and how we process Christianity. Jon Twitter Libertarian Institute 19 Skills Pdf Autonomy Course Critical Thinking Course Donate Patreon...
Episode 628: Post-Ideology And Embracing The ‘Creator Economy’ w/ Justin Murphy
64 Minutes PG-13 Justin Murphy is a social scientist, who writes about philosophy, science, and technology. Pete invited Justin to come on the show to talk about a few subjects including ideology, Christianity arranged marriages, but especially about what he calls the "creator economy." Link to the Nomad Network Mentioned In The Show OtherLife.co Indiethinkers.org ArrangedMarriages.co Get Autonomy 19 Skills PDF Download The Monopoly On Violence Pete's Patreon Pete's Substack Pete's Paypal Pete's Books on Amazon Pete on Facebook Pete on Twitter...
Christianity and Libertarianism w/Mike Korbel
Mike Korbel of The Invictus Mind joined me to discuss how virtue is required to acquire liberty. Mike Korbel Twitter Mike Korbel Link Tree The Invictus Mind 19 Skills Pdf Autonomy Course Critical Thinking Course Donate Patreon...
Episode 610: Why All Christians Should Be Anarchists w/ Craig Harguess
51 Minutes Safe For Work Craig Harguess is the head of the Bad Roman Project Craig asked Pete to come on share his opinion of modern Christianity. Pete uses the opportunity to also send a message to the Right about their heroes the police. The Bad Roman Project Get Autonomy 19 Skills PDF Download The Monopoly On Violence Pete's Patreon Pete's Substack Pete's Paypal Pete's Books on Amazon Pete on Facebook Pete on...
Your Window Tint is Too Dark
So government employee Daniel Wilkey is going to either anally rape you or forcibly convert you to protestant Christianity. Thin blue line baby. Without them there would be chaos.
Episode 158: Can a Christian be an Anarchist?
51 Minutes Mance welcomes Stephen, the AnarchoChristian to the show. After witnessing a post on Facebook claiming that it is impossible for a Christian to be an anarchist, Mance wanted to have someone on the show to counter this claim. Stephen has a website, podcast, and Facebook and Twitter page dedicated to answering this objection. The AnarchoChristian Podcast and Website Stephen on Facebook Stephen on Twitter Mance's Books on Amazon Mance's Books Available for Crypto Mance on Facebook Mance on...
Scorsese’s Silence, And The Relationship Between Belief And Power
I recently finished watching Martin Scorsese's film Silence. From both the spiritual and historical perspectives, it's an interesting film. The story is based on a work of Japanese historical fiction that speculates about the lives of Portuguese Jesuit missionaries who have snuck into Japan after its severe crackdown on Christianity and outsiders in the 17 century. It is brutal in a situational sense. One character describes the methods of the Samurai lord persecuting him as "almost beautiful", but evil. The film's major theme relates to faith more than it does to history. It treats...
From a Fissure to a Chasm
This article, written by our colleague, Will Grigg, is republished from December 20, 2006. “Turn with me to the third chapter of Ecclesiastes,” instructed our pastor.“Let's leave,” I whispered tightly to my wife Korrin. She quietly but firmly shushed me, and she had a point. At the time – March 2003, the Sunday before the beginning of the most recent Gulf War – our family hadn't yet welcomed our youngest daughter, Sophia, who would be born the following January. Nonetheless, there were six of us, situated very near the front of the chapel, and had we chosen to take our leave at the...