Regarding the Cold War conservative propaganda, Tucker Carlson's dad was head of CIA propaganda. It was called Voice of America, and it would have subliminal messages throughout its television programming. One reason I've always been slightly skeptical of Tucker is he applied for and was "denied" joining the CIA.
@zenden656419 күн бұрын
Cogent Auron ❤
@marshallalbritton952120 күн бұрын
Letterman’s making fun of Bryant Gumbel was legendary. But he was always better when he was on late. When he moved to the 10:30 spot he became too conventional.
@marshallalbritton952120 күн бұрын
Great discussion
@ko777221 күн бұрын
Well well, here we are in another time of unveiling. Excited for the new media venture. Clear truth is the antidote to today's ills.
@pootytang287221 күн бұрын
been following this dudes tweets for a while, turns out this guy has voice that could be on NPR
@marshallalbritton952124 күн бұрын
David French attended a church of Christ college. The Church of Christ is very legalistic and bombastic. That underlying noncharitable spirit pervades his writing and speeches.
@pearcedog25 күн бұрын
Damn this is so accurate and rings true with my experience of the Anglican church in my youth
@smithmusicstudies25 күн бұрын
"They constantly try to escape From the darkness outside and within By dreaming of systems so perfect that no one will need to be good. But the man that is will shadow The man that pretends to be." T.S. Eliot
@JoseVelazquez-su5nm25 күн бұрын
Kruptooooooosssss!!!
@natedowney959025 күн бұрын
The crossovers in my podcast library have been incredible lately.
@CanonPress27 күн бұрын
Who's better than Wade Stotts
@FullProofTheology26 күн бұрын
David Letterman possibly.
@WadeShowWithWade28 күн бұрын
Thank you for having me on, sir.
@FullProofTheology26 күн бұрын
Anytime!
@bonniejohnstoneАй бұрын
“I don’t know what to do?” Is probably really 70% “I do know and don’t want to do it. OR “If I find out, I’ll probably not risk change.” There’s tremendous fear of losing reputation and people leaving which amounts to pastoral income (great or small). FEAR! I live North of Denver and attend an Orthodox Church in Loveland that’s overflowing. The young adults leaving for Orthodox and Catholic Churches want serious theology. They want serious worship, prayer, fasting and many opportunities to help the poor. A truly day by day way to live the Christian life at home and Church. Entertainment, self help and Politics is killing Protestantism. Give your congregation credit for more than they’re getting. (We also do not have children separated during the main service! Like the old days, they get fussy which is FINE! They see family and friends worship…which they NEED!) Something to think about.
@alik5895Ай бұрын
A useful discussion but remember, denial is a function of scarcity. We're all subject to it so that's your starting point. We're all in states of denial and nothing is more important to us than protecting them. Takes all our energies. And all because everybody can't have everything.
@loneyb11Ай бұрын
It’s very clear that they have allowed woke ideologists into the network and they are worried about responding to their ideological stances in fear of being called racist, sexiest and homophobes. The second angle is, they are worried that you would enlighten enough people whilst you are inside the network that you would have them second guts their involvement. 2-3% from 6-12-24 churches is too much for them to handle. They should have used a biblical ground truth to show why you so not fit!
@loneyb11Ай бұрын
Show them the by laws, passive aggression was “see how you did that?”
@loneyb11Ай бұрын
This is what happens when business corrupts the church. I am 100% certain that Acts 29 is funding each of these Acts 29 leaders lavish lifestyles that they cannot obtain from their own churches.
@loneyb11Ай бұрын
Someone got their feelings hurt and they wanted you gone. Can you imagine the letters that Paul would send Acts 29. Maybe that would be a fun exercise. Write them a letter as if you were Paul writing to them.
@danmastrapaАй бұрын
Excellent and encouraging episode! Thank you Chase!
@TerryChambers7Ай бұрын
I call this style “storybook theology”. People living storybook lives, tend to gravitate towards each other and then develop theology around their story life.
@zachov2931Ай бұрын
You both seem to be stumbling around the truly unpalatable nature of the Bible in the modern world, right? But how can you resolve this dilemma?? Like, unequivocally, Biblical morality is distasteful, even abhorrent, to the modern reader. Putting aside the feminist contradictions, we see the biblical law condoning and encouraging slavery, conquests, and murder. Biblical morality is no morality at all, by our modern standards, and you two note as much. The dilemma is, then, why should you continue to abide by the Biblically restrictive place of women, given that you ignore so many other commandments of the book? If the Bible is unfailing, why do you ignore some parts of it? There is an asymmetry between the Bible and our innate natural morality. Specifically, this asymmetry is in the balance between autonomy and submission. Between freedom and service. Between feminist and patriarch. How can we know which is correct? How do you know what is true? The devil works through mens’ lies, but which men? How can we discern between lies and truth, given that, necessarily, only one transcendent truth can exist? There can only be one God, and yet I see only contradictions in a thousand mens’ testimony to a thousand Gods. If there is a God, why would he prop up so many near-identical facades to conceal one truth among many? Or, another question, if there is a Devil, is there any topic he would tell more lies about than God? If Lucifer truly pulls the strings in this world, wouldn’t we expect to find his focus on obscuring the word of God? Wouldn’t he direct his efforts to shrouding the true path? If the Devil seeks to tell convincing lies, what lie could be more convincing than the one we think comes from God’s mouth? Stay wary, for no demons stalk the Earth, only men.
@WhiteRacismSurvivorАй бұрын
This is also a spiritual issue. The church can help people to cast out spirits of anti-White racism that are tormenting them.
@RScottBillАй бұрын
Not going to seek out the guidance or wisdom from a homophobic, unChristlike, hateful, MAGA pastor Chris Bolt who lacks the Love of Christ and works in the devil’s workshop.
@WhiteRacismSurvivorАй бұрын
Great interview. God bless you both.
@marymack1Ай бұрын
The Backwoods Belief podcast has an interesting episode on Allie Beth Stuckey called "Allie Beth Moore".
@benjones1717Ай бұрын
Bureaucracy being like a cabal of the organisations enemies is why no one can decide what restaurant to go to.
@conceptualclarityАй бұрын
Churches should not declare themselves to be right-wing but they most certainly should declare themselves to be theologically conservative because Jesus is theologically conservative! Don't downplay the magnitude of the damage that has been done by the decades-long effort to synthesize Christianity with progressivism.
@Jordankulbeck2 ай бұрын
There’s so many boys who had hands laid on them too early in really pretty suits given fancy positions out there, I was one of them in many ways. Also, I believe God can work through one local church without our propensity to make “larger” governments even if we believe it’s for the Kingdom.
@marshallalbritton95212 ай бұрын
Great interview
@timbushong43872 ай бұрын
Love Joe and his work - but where's the pink sportcoat?
@TheReader62 ай бұрын
From the far outside looking in, the Moscow Mood is a threat to the preeminence of the other group. If they can’t control you, they’ll seek to destroy you. This is how things have always been, even amongst good Christians.
@kkmt52922 ай бұрын
Rich Lusk is tremendous
@ko77722 ай бұрын
What do we aim to conserve? Good question.
@marshallalbritton95212 ай бұрын
This was great
@JoeHeine2 ай бұрын
What if we are anti-Marxist, but don’t bow down to your silly religion? Serious answers only, please.
@angelozachos8777Ай бұрын
“Silly religion” With THAT approach , people are under no obligation to take you seriously . Go away… this discussion isn’t for you ✌️
@JoeHeine29 күн бұрын
@@angelozachos8777 oh sorry; Silly and Failed religion
@ko77722 ай бұрын
Reading The Total State now. Great conversation with Auron.
@outboardprsnlstndup2 ай бұрын
So i can blame southern seminary for burning me out on the word “sweet” applied to everything?!?!?
@annablackburn54742 ай бұрын
The section on wine for Lord's Supper is very interesting.
@marymack12 ай бұрын
Yep, I was going to say the same thing...like sex has biblical boundaries, as does alcohol. Say no to sexual immortality and drunkenness. Do all as until the Lord.
@timbushong43872 ай бұрын
Really good - pointy-headed, but really good!
@pootytang28722 ай бұрын
This pastor said that racism is a sin? I don't remember reading that, anywhere in the Bible.
@imissnickplur49642 ай бұрын
35:00 - on Christians should not wield power - notice that these things are never said to non-white Christians. it's not said to our Catholic neighbors south of the border, nor to Christians in Africa, or in Asia, or in the Middle East, or anywhere else, it is directed at White Christians. ---All of these tactics of dissolving the West are designed to accomplish White Erasure. and when you research where most of this originates, these founders openly discuss various stages, and throughout all of the steps & instructions they openly state that White men, White Christians, Westerners & Whites in general are the targets.
@sooperdt2 ай бұрын
The book is great, highly recommend
@pootytang28722 ай бұрын
Stone Choir!
@andrewnunez78942 ай бұрын
Kicking someone out and then saying “guys thank you” that has me dying! 😂 these are cowardly vindictive men and they try and act cordial lol
@timbushong43872 ай бұрын
Excellent - and with a sweet Metallica shirt to boot...
@ChrisAthanas2 ай бұрын
6:04 i worked with Yarvin back in the mid 90s He’s a great poet but that’s about it His code didn’t work His ideas are muddled We need better leaders with nuts who will lay it on the line It’s coming
@paulwinters60242 ай бұрын
The issue is that these bureaucracies and systems aren’t interested in being specific and human. They want to take humans out participation. Enforcement and surveillance by AI and the economy being carried out by advanced robotics/humanoid robots powered by AI. Wendell Berry’s “What Are People For?” is going to take on a whole new paradigm.
@ChrisAthanas2 ай бұрын
We will soon see what people are for The ruling class is obviously panic mode over this basic idea They don’t know what to do with the people because they lost the culture Prepare for regime change One way or another
@JoeHeine2 ай бұрын
This is a real problem, many even THEE problem
@Cinnamonbuns132 ай бұрын
It's very interesting that Curtis Yarvin framed the milieu of prower and converging interests in terms of Christian imagery: "Cathedral" and not some other like a synagogue. 🤔
@ChrisAthanas2 ай бұрын
Yes, His synagogue
@imissnickplur49642 ай бұрын
@@ChrisAthanas yeah, i randomly ran across a podcast with Curtis & BAPs recently, they were having a causal convo., discussing our replacement. or erasure, as some call it. it was pretty interesting. -- their only concern was how it effects them, the rootless cosmopolitans. how our people are good, honest, serious, hard-working, employees, and how we have the proper respect for people with money & power, and how we give those types special attention in the service industries... and how the newcomers do not respect the rich & powerful and are even openly rude to the uppercrust. and how they're curt & disrespectful when waiting on them. they talked about how it is good for 'us' to have jobs where we work hard and how it ruins us to have a lot of money for luxury. of course, they were not using slur-words, towards us, like a lot of their co-ethnics do, but that same inferior sentiment was there. it was irritating, but not surprising, listening to them, and i did agree w/the hard work & too much luxury part, although, it's funny how that doesnt apply to them. makes sense though, as they're opposed to hard work for themselves, & frown upon honesty, and are entitled as a people, to the best of everything. i just thought i'd share that, nothing shocking there, but if anyone ever feels the need to run protection for either of them on social media, just remember they'd never do the same for you. unless there's a hidden agenda behind doing so.
@DukeBluedevil70Ай бұрын
Why would he adopt a linguistic framing that would poison pill his entire political project and ensure he winds up dead? You people are incapable of thinking at a level above "J words bad."
@elenarda690Ай бұрын
He borrowed the term from software development. The use of the word 'Cathedral' to describe top-down design predates Yarvin. You were not aware of this, because of course you weren't.
@DukeBluedevil70Ай бұрын
Lmao. People did not like my comment. You people have brain rot.
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Regarding the Cold War conservative propaganda, Tucker Carlson's dad was head of CIA propaganda. It was called Voice of America, and it would have subliminal messages throughout its television programming. One reason I've always been slightly skeptical of Tucker is he applied for and was "denied" joining the CIA.
Cogent Auron ❤
Letterman’s making fun of Bryant Gumbel was legendary. But he was always better when he was on late. When he moved to the 10:30 spot he became too conventional.
Great discussion
Well well, here we are in another time of unveiling. Excited for the new media venture. Clear truth is the antidote to today's ills.
been following this dudes tweets for a while, turns out this guy has voice that could be on NPR
David French attended a church of Christ college. The Church of Christ is very legalistic and bombastic. That underlying noncharitable spirit pervades his writing and speeches.
Damn this is so accurate and rings true with my experience of the Anglican church in my youth
"They constantly try to escape From the darkness outside and within By dreaming of systems so perfect that no one will need to be good. But the man that is will shadow The man that pretends to be." T.S. Eliot
Kruptooooooosssss!!!
The crossovers in my podcast library have been incredible lately.
Who's better than Wade Stotts
David Letterman possibly.
Thank you for having me on, sir.
Anytime!
“I don’t know what to do?” Is probably really 70% “I do know and don’t want to do it. OR “If I find out, I’ll probably not risk change.” There’s tremendous fear of losing reputation and people leaving which amounts to pastoral income (great or small). FEAR! I live North of Denver and attend an Orthodox Church in Loveland that’s overflowing. The young adults leaving for Orthodox and Catholic Churches want serious theology. They want serious worship, prayer, fasting and many opportunities to help the poor. A truly day by day way to live the Christian life at home and Church. Entertainment, self help and Politics is killing Protestantism. Give your congregation credit for more than they’re getting. (We also do not have children separated during the main service! Like the old days, they get fussy which is FINE! They see family and friends worship…which they NEED!) Something to think about.
A useful discussion but remember, denial is a function of scarcity. We're all subject to it so that's your starting point. We're all in states of denial and nothing is more important to us than protecting them. Takes all our energies. And all because everybody can't have everything.
It’s very clear that they have allowed woke ideologists into the network and they are worried about responding to their ideological stances in fear of being called racist, sexiest and homophobes. The second angle is, they are worried that you would enlighten enough people whilst you are inside the network that you would have them second guts their involvement. 2-3% from 6-12-24 churches is too much for them to handle. They should have used a biblical ground truth to show why you so not fit!
Show them the by laws, passive aggression was “see how you did that?”
This is what happens when business corrupts the church. I am 100% certain that Acts 29 is funding each of these Acts 29 leaders lavish lifestyles that they cannot obtain from their own churches.
Someone got their feelings hurt and they wanted you gone. Can you imagine the letters that Paul would send Acts 29. Maybe that would be a fun exercise. Write them a letter as if you were Paul writing to them.
Excellent and encouraging episode! Thank you Chase!
I call this style “storybook theology”. People living storybook lives, tend to gravitate towards each other and then develop theology around their story life.
You both seem to be stumbling around the truly unpalatable nature of the Bible in the modern world, right? But how can you resolve this dilemma?? Like, unequivocally, Biblical morality is distasteful, even abhorrent, to the modern reader. Putting aside the feminist contradictions, we see the biblical law condoning and encouraging slavery, conquests, and murder. Biblical morality is no morality at all, by our modern standards, and you two note as much. The dilemma is, then, why should you continue to abide by the Biblically restrictive place of women, given that you ignore so many other commandments of the book? If the Bible is unfailing, why do you ignore some parts of it? There is an asymmetry between the Bible and our innate natural morality. Specifically, this asymmetry is in the balance between autonomy and submission. Between freedom and service. Between feminist and patriarch. How can we know which is correct? How do you know what is true? The devil works through mens’ lies, but which men? How can we discern between lies and truth, given that, necessarily, only one transcendent truth can exist? There can only be one God, and yet I see only contradictions in a thousand mens’ testimony to a thousand Gods. If there is a God, why would he prop up so many near-identical facades to conceal one truth among many? Or, another question, if there is a Devil, is there any topic he would tell more lies about than God? If Lucifer truly pulls the strings in this world, wouldn’t we expect to find his focus on obscuring the word of God? Wouldn’t he direct his efforts to shrouding the true path? If the Devil seeks to tell convincing lies, what lie could be more convincing than the one we think comes from God’s mouth? Stay wary, for no demons stalk the Earth, only men.
This is also a spiritual issue. The church can help people to cast out spirits of anti-White racism that are tormenting them.
Not going to seek out the guidance or wisdom from a homophobic, unChristlike, hateful, MAGA pastor Chris Bolt who lacks the Love of Christ and works in the devil’s workshop.
Great interview. God bless you both.
The Backwoods Belief podcast has an interesting episode on Allie Beth Stuckey called "Allie Beth Moore".
Bureaucracy being like a cabal of the organisations enemies is why no one can decide what restaurant to go to.
Churches should not declare themselves to be right-wing but they most certainly should declare themselves to be theologically conservative because Jesus is theologically conservative! Don't downplay the magnitude of the damage that has been done by the decades-long effort to synthesize Christianity with progressivism.
There’s so many boys who had hands laid on them too early in really pretty suits given fancy positions out there, I was one of them in many ways. Also, I believe God can work through one local church without our propensity to make “larger” governments even if we believe it’s for the Kingdom.
Great interview
Love Joe and his work - but where's the pink sportcoat?
From the far outside looking in, the Moscow Mood is a threat to the preeminence of the other group. If they can’t control you, they’ll seek to destroy you. This is how things have always been, even amongst good Christians.
Rich Lusk is tremendous
What do we aim to conserve? Good question.
This was great
What if we are anti-Marxist, but don’t bow down to your silly religion? Serious answers only, please.
“Silly religion” With THAT approach , people are under no obligation to take you seriously . Go away… this discussion isn’t for you ✌️
@@angelozachos8777 oh sorry; Silly and Failed religion
Reading The Total State now. Great conversation with Auron.
So i can blame southern seminary for burning me out on the word “sweet” applied to everything?!?!?
The section on wine for Lord's Supper is very interesting.
Yep, I was going to say the same thing...like sex has biblical boundaries, as does alcohol. Say no to sexual immortality and drunkenness. Do all as until the Lord.
Really good - pointy-headed, but really good!
This pastor said that racism is a sin? I don't remember reading that, anywhere in the Bible.
35:00 - on Christians should not wield power - notice that these things are never said to non-white Christians. it's not said to our Catholic neighbors south of the border, nor to Christians in Africa, or in Asia, or in the Middle East, or anywhere else, it is directed at White Christians. ---All of these tactics of dissolving the West are designed to accomplish White Erasure. and when you research where most of this originates, these founders openly discuss various stages, and throughout all of the steps & instructions they openly state that White men, White Christians, Westerners & Whites in general are the targets.
The book is great, highly recommend
Stone Choir!
Kicking someone out and then saying “guys thank you” that has me dying! 😂 these are cowardly vindictive men and they try and act cordial lol
Excellent - and with a sweet Metallica shirt to boot...
6:04 i worked with Yarvin back in the mid 90s He’s a great poet but that’s about it His code didn’t work His ideas are muddled We need better leaders with nuts who will lay it on the line It’s coming
The issue is that these bureaucracies and systems aren’t interested in being specific and human. They want to take humans out participation. Enforcement and surveillance by AI and the economy being carried out by advanced robotics/humanoid robots powered by AI. Wendell Berry’s “What Are People For?” is going to take on a whole new paradigm.
We will soon see what people are for The ruling class is obviously panic mode over this basic idea They don’t know what to do with the people because they lost the culture Prepare for regime change One way or another
This is a real problem, many even THEE problem
It's very interesting that Curtis Yarvin framed the milieu of prower and converging interests in terms of Christian imagery: "Cathedral" and not some other like a synagogue. 🤔
Yes, His synagogue
@@ChrisAthanas yeah, i randomly ran across a podcast with Curtis & BAPs recently, they were having a causal convo., discussing our replacement. or erasure, as some call it. it was pretty interesting. -- their only concern was how it effects them, the rootless cosmopolitans. how our people are good, honest, serious, hard-working, employees, and how we have the proper respect for people with money & power, and how we give those types special attention in the service industries... and how the newcomers do not respect the rich & powerful and are even openly rude to the uppercrust. and how they're curt & disrespectful when waiting on them. they talked about how it is good for 'us' to have jobs where we work hard and how it ruins us to have a lot of money for luxury. of course, they were not using slur-words, towards us, like a lot of their co-ethnics do, but that same inferior sentiment was there. it was irritating, but not surprising, listening to them, and i did agree w/the hard work & too much luxury part, although, it's funny how that doesnt apply to them. makes sense though, as they're opposed to hard work for themselves, & frown upon honesty, and are entitled as a people, to the best of everything. i just thought i'd share that, nothing shocking there, but if anyone ever feels the need to run protection for either of them on social media, just remember they'd never do the same for you. unless there's a hidden agenda behind doing so.
Why would he adopt a linguistic framing that would poison pill his entire political project and ensure he winds up dead? You people are incapable of thinking at a level above "J words bad."
He borrowed the term from software development. The use of the word 'Cathedral' to describe top-down design predates Yarvin. You were not aware of this, because of course you weren't.
Lmao. People did not like my comment. You people have brain rot.