S6, Ep. 03: On the road with ‘How to End Christian Nationalism’
Hear a conversation about Christian nationalism, recorded live in North Carolina
Today’s episode takes you on the road with Amanda Tyler as she travels the country with her book, titled “How to End Christian Nationalism.” You’ll hear a conversation with Amanda and the Rev. Dr. Bill Leonard about the problems of Christian nationalism, held October 29 at Knollwood Baptist Church in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. “How to End Christian Nationalism” is a vital companion for countering the dangerous ideology, and you can order a copy wherever you get your books.
Our next podcast episode will be released November 21, and it will include Amanda’s and Holly’s reactions to the 2024 elections.
SHOW NOTES
Segment 1 (starting at 00:37): Today’s show
You can order Amanda’s book wherever you get your books. Visit EndChristianNationalism.com for more information and a list of upcoming tour dates.
The Rev. Dr. Bill Leonard is the founding dean at the Wake Forest University School of Divinity, who now holds the title of “professor of divinity emeritus.” He has written some 25 books, and his research focuses on Church History with particular attention to American religion, Baptist studies, and the Appalachian religion. Learn more about him at this link.
Dr. Leonard was a guest on our 2019 podcast series about the dangers of Christian nationalism, featured on the episode addressing the misguided idea that America was founded as a “Christian nation.” Listen to that episode at this link.
Segment 2 (starting at 02:36): The conversation
You can watch a video recording of this conversation on the YouTube page of Knollwood Baptist Church.
This event was a partnership between Knollwood Baptist Church, First Baptist on Fifth, and Ardmore Baptist Church, all churches located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Segment 3 (starting at 47:45): We’ll see you in two weeks for our election episode!
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