Farming God

For the last 8 months I have been hammering on the pillars of Christianity in China. In between swings of the sledge, I began to turn the spot light upon myself, living in America. Today we’re going to explore Christianity in a historical context, not because this is a Christian podcast, but because in order to understand the Spiritual revolution happening in America, we need to start with Christianity. And you need to know where it’s taking us.

Every 500 years Christianity feels the need to undergo a complete rummage sale. That which is no longer relevant is tossed out. This pillage doesn't stop at religion. It checks every aspect of society. As 2017 brings us to the 500 year anniversary of the protestant reformation, let's consider that we may be in the midst of a revolution. 

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If you want to learn more about the 500 year hinge periods, check out Phyllis Tickle's book, The Great Emergence: How christianity is changing and why

Music by Tabah. They have a new album called Symmetry Somewhere. You can hear more on Tabahsound.com

Thanks to my framily at the Duchess compound!

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Sources: 

The public religion research institute

Phyllis Tickle

Working on Parts 1, 2, and 3 of 'Christian China and the end of times' for the past 6 months has been a wild ride. After picking apart China's relationship with Christianity, I realized I should start asking the same questions of my country. The questions began rolling and there weren't any answers. 

For Green Gate Farms and the barn they saved. 

For the past several months I have been covering the largest religious conversion the world has ever seen, Christianity in China. It is a story that is confusing yet oddly familiar, littered with corruption, persecution, perseverance, and a host of wild characters. Subscribe and rate Farming God on the iTunes podcast app.

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Music by Gramatik.