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Christian Nationalism - The Chalcedon Podcast - Ep. 40
Chalcedon scholar and vice-president Martin Selbrede discusses his recent article in the “Arise & Build” newsletter (“A Stone Cut Without Hands”) in which he critiques Stephen Wolfe’s controversial book “The Case for Christian Nationalism.”



- Mark R. Rushdoony ,
- Martin G. Selbrede ,
- Andrea G. Schwartz

Who Rules?
In a world without God and His law, tyrannies can rewrite reality and ensure their indefinite continuance, but in God’s world the wages of sin are always death. We are commanded, “Trust in him at all times” (Ps. 62:8). Because God is God, no power can or does exist except by His permission.

- R. J. Rushdoony

Have Persecuted Christians Been Neglected? Ep. 263 (guest Judd Saul)
In 2022, 90% of all Christian persecution deaths happened in Nigeria—an oil-producing nation of 220 million where the average income is less than $100/month. With thousands of Christians dying each year, there is a great need for aid, support, and equipping. Judd Saul shares how he’s doing that.

- Andrea G. Schwartz

Escapism
I do not find this escapist doctrine of the rapture taught in the Bible. I do find a commandment which declares that the church must “teach all nations” (Matt. 28:19). Men and nations are to be brought into subjection to Christ the King and His law-word. We have been saved, not to run from the world, but “that the righteousness of the law might be fulfilled in us” (Rom. 8:4).

- R. J. Rushdoony

Is Patriarchy a Bad Thing? Ep. 262
Humanists hate the suggestion that our social ills stem from rebellion to God instead of social inequalities, and no where is this more apparent than in the demonizing of Biblical patriarchy. Listen to the discussion in this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.

- Andrea G. Schwartz,
- Charles H. Roberts

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Consistent Faith
Truly to believe in the Christian faith is to be uncompromising in our adherence to it. The Biblical emphasis on “every word” is a necessary and logical one. But too much of existing Christianity is riddled with compromise. The battle to avoid compromise was basic to St. Paul’s work in Corinth. The spirit of Paul is needed today.

- R. J. Rushdoony

“Yea, Hath God Said?”
Obedience is a total fact; the same is true of faith. Either we are faithful or we are not.

- R. J. Rushdoony

A Stone Cut Without Hands
Chalcedon vice-president and resident scholar Martin Selbrede presents a brief critique of Stephen Wolfe’s “The Case for Christian Nationalism,” a primary text behind a controversial movement.

- Martin G. Selbrede

Is “Brain Death” a Convenient Fallacy? Ep 261 (guest Heidi Klessig, M.D.)
In the 1960s, death itself was “redefined” to justify harvesting valued organs such as a heart or lungs while the patient was still alive. One could now be declared “brain dead” while their organs were still functional, but is brain death death? Dr. Heidi Klessig’s new book “The Brain Death Fallacy” seeks an answer.

- Andrea G. Schwartz

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