podcast – Christian Anarchy Podcast

Much love to ya’ll.

I interviewed Kenny about this topic. It’s a first for both of us. I don’t think either of us feel like this went as well as we hoped, but the history of a moment of time where some baptists became anarchists is pretty interesting.

For further reading:

Rhode Island’s Founder Abandons Liberty
Making Heretics: Militant Protestantism and Free Grace in Massachusetts, 1636-1641

David D. Hall, The Antinomian Controversy 1636-1638 : A Documentary History, 1990

Winthrop, John, A Short Story… 

The Christian Examiner, Volume 16, Page 86

History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, Volume 1, Page 263

Lives of Ezra Stiles, John Fitch, and Anne Hutchinson By James L. Kingsley, Charles Whittlesey, Page 167

Chandler, Peleg, American Criminal Trials, Page 1

The Johns Hopkins University Studies in Historical and Political …, Volume 25, Page 13

Some practical and ethical issues with the modern justice system.

Most Cases Don’t Go to Trial and Suggestion To Crash the System

Prisons Make Criminals Worse

Private-Public Prison Problems

OT Law and market-based justice system discussion.

A discussion of some stories of violence in the Scriptures where God worked in conjunction with his people to do violence to others.

More Talk about the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. Who is the man of lawlessness? If we see this person as an archetype, who are the people of lawlessness today?

The United States Is An Oligarchy

Even If Caught on Video Committing a Crime, Cops Aren’t Usually Prosecuted

Using the Temple Destruction of AD 70 to explain Romans 13.4-5.

A look at the story of Joseph, the son of Israel and his experience with rulers.

How can we possibly ensure safe products and services without government regulatory agencies? It’s impossible of course, just go back to believing violent aggression is a necessity of human interaction.

The FDA Mishandling of HIV

An adaption of a justice panel presentation I shared about abortion.

CORRECTION: During the episode I made some assumptions about the abortion rate that I said in the episode were not researched. My assumptions were wrong! It turns out abortion rates in the U.S. and globally have decreased. However, my central assertion when I was talking about these rates still stands. The political means appears to be ineffective, as “Highly restrictive abortion laws are not associated with lower abortion rates.” https://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/fb_IAW.html
Just noticed that adding the pre-dendum also changed the audio in some weird ways decreasing the quality. Sorry, but not sorry enough to fix it.