Daniel 3 Podcast

This episode is a short monologue of my thoughts on people who are offended by certain words or ideas, and what I think the Bible and Jesus talk to us about regarding these topics. How do we combat bigotry effectively, and how do we engage the culture without conforming to it?

Tonight my friend Grant will be cohost with me and we will be talking to .... *looks at notes , shuffles papers* um, Hudak of Fakertarians

I'm firing my booking agent.

Well tune in tonight for a demonstration in loving your enemies, as Christ taught us to. We will discuss thin libertarianism and why gatekeeping and woke tactics suck and don't belong in the libertarian movement

I sit down with Caryn Ann Harlos to interview her and discuss how she came to be a libertarian activist, and discussing the Church and the philosophy of Christian Anarchism. I also talk to her about pacifism in the Christian sense, and the misconceptions and nuances people have about the philosophy. We then discuss the future and are different takes on how libertarian individuals and society are if you factored out environmental factors. This episode is pretty deep on theology, so be prepared for that if you aren't super religious. Also, we do get into some LP drama on the beginning and tail ends of the stream, so if that stuff doesn't interest you skip the first 20ish minutes. Enjoy!

I sit down with Nick Ashley of The Individualist Podcast and Tower Power Hour this episode to discuss his take on libertarian philosophy, religion, and his epic misadventures in the liberty Twitter and podcasting arena, and why the institutions of the church and the LP still have value

Reed had me on his show in August to discuss Christian Anarchism, and also to get into how Christians read the Bible and what it takes to consistently stand on Scripture. We also discuss the fights between Atheists and Christians and what both sides should do better on.

On this episode of Daniel 3 I interviewed Hodey Johns, host of Enemy of My Enemy , part of the We Are Libertarians podcast network, which I occasionally appear on as a guest host. We discussed Christian Anarchism and how we should perceive and influence the culture around us as both libertarians and those who claim our true citizenship as being in heaven. We also get into some LP news and current events. 

On this edition of Daniel 3, I interviewed Stefan Molyneux. We discussed the connection between Christianity and liberty, universalism in Ethics, and maintaining healthy dialogues despite disagreements in the age of wokeism and cancel culture. 

This episode of Daniel 3 I sat down to talk with David about his views on the church and the LP and how these institutions have succeeded and failed in promoting and defending the values of liberty. David and I also spend a lot of time talking about our similar childhood experiences, and how two people can be good friends and have reasonable disagreements, something we need to hold on tightly to in a time of growing tribalism and partisanship.

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