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In this episode of Faithful Dissent, James, Brian, and James’s father take on one of the most complicated forms of love — the love of country. Patriotism can inspire courage, service, and unity — but it can also slide into pride, denial, or even idolatry. So what does it mean to love a nation honestly?
Together, they explore:
At a time when nationalism and cynicism compete for our hearts, this conversation invites listeners to consider a third way: a patriotism rooted not in triumph, but in truth.
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In this episode of Faithful Dissent, James, Brian, and James’s father take on one of the most complicated forms of love — the love of country. Patriotism can inspire courage, service, and unity — but it can also slide into pride, denial, or even idolatry. So what does it mean to love a nation honestly?
Together, they explore:
At a time when nationalism and cynicism compete for our hearts, this conversation invites listeners to consider a third way: a patriotism rooted not in triumph, but in truth.