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En Route: A Journey of Faith, and Modern Life episodes
- Episode 54: Yael Ossowski On What‘s So Bad About FacebookIs Facebook really as bad as its critics believe?58 min
- Episode 53: Doug Skinner on the Divine Act of Communion and the Public SquareWhat does communion have to do with the public square? More than you think.1 hr 13 min
- Episode 52: What Is Christian Democracy with William FlemingIn this episode, we learn about Christian Democracy and the American Solidarity Party.56 min
- Episode 51: A Sermon No One Will HearIn this solo episode, Dennis talks about one of his greatest fears as a pastor.31 min
- Episode 50: The Problem of Inclusion in Mainline Protestantism with Frederick SchmidtOne of the biggest gifts Mainline Protestantism has given to many people is the work of inclusion. But are there limits to inclusion?1 hr 5 min
- Bonus: Who Killed Sears and Kmart?Sears and Kmart were once leaders in retail. Now they are nearly defunct. What happened? Learn the seldom-heard story.35 min
- Episode 49: Ariel Hill-Davis on Republican Women for ProgressIs the GOP under the control of Donald Trump? Don‘t tell that to Ariel Hill-Davis.1 hr 7 min
- Bonus: Chris Mackowski on Confederate Statues and Race RelationsAs Robert E. Lee‘s statue comes down in Richmond we talk to a Civil War historian about statues and race relations.14 min
- Episode 48: Andrew Donaldson on Afghanistan (Again)We talk with Afghanistan Veteran Andrew Donaldson on what happens next.1 hr 30 min
- Episode 47: The Future Is Faction: Reed Howard on the GOP (Rewind)In this rewind episode, we talk to Reed Howard about NeverTrump and the future of the GOP.1 hr 5 min
About En Route: A Journey of Faith, and Modern Life
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En Route is a podcast on the journeys in faith and modern life. Come along for the ride as we see where religion intersects with politics, science and culture.