Host Cody Cook sits down with Jacob Winograd, an LCI colleague and host of the Biblical Anarchy podcast, as Jacob revisits one of his earlier episodes on the question: "what is biblical anarchy?"

The conversation kicks off with a discussion on the evolution of anarchist thought, from left anarchists like Joseph Proudhon to 20th-century figures like Murray Rothbard, offering a comprehensive understanding of how anarchists approach issues like property rights, self-ownership, and capitalism.

Moving into the biblical justification for anarchy, Cody and Jacob debate the nature of governance during the period of the judges in Israel and whether it can be considered an anarchist society. They also explore the New Testament perspective, focusing on Romans 12 and 13, to tease out whether Christians are called to participate in or separate from civil governance.

Tune in to this thought-provoking conversation that promises to enlighten and challenge your perspective on governance from a biblical anarchy viewpoint.

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