anti-folly

Merry Christmas! In our final episode of 2021, we do a brief dive into the ever-present historical refugee crisis across the world. Touching on a topic, though not covered in the media, is still incredibly important for Christians. Discussing Christmas and how the Christmas Story of the birth of Christ relates to the fallen world and how the conditions of Christ's birth tell a story of trial and government oppression that continues to the present.

In this episode we discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse case and go over the case itself as well as the implications it has for justice, civil society, the right to self-defense, and the cultural narrative behind its politicization. Buckle up, this one might be our most controversial yet.

We discuss the issues revolving around Bethel University's Covenant for Life Together. Dealing with the issue tactfully we discuss the problems, successes, and ultimate philosophy around its application through our experiences with it on campus. Joined in this episode is Zach Cottington 19' who talks about his experiences at Bethel regarding the Covenant.

In a conversation—not unlike the popular film Suicide Squad—the boys discuss the relationship between government and God. To solve this issue once and for all, we brought on a special guest.

Tackling the important, and timely issue of Abortion. What are the main issues? How should we respond as Christians? This is the longest podcast to date, but we hope that this will be a blessing and a way to work through how to handle this topic from a Reformed Christian perspective.

A continuation of our conversation on Cancel Culture. What are the institutional causes? How does this relate to Christianity, God's Justice, and Bethel University? All this and more in the third episode of anti-folly.

In this week's episode of anti-folly, Sam and Ethan talk about Cancel Culture. Bible verses, personal narratives, and some good ol' intellectual conversations.

The first episode of anti-folly. Vax Mandates and giving this podcast thing a go.