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Oct 21, 2026

Wade FranssonHOST
1:30
This show will be well worth your time today as well.
Wade FranssonHOST
1:33
His name is David Gushee, and he is a distinguished university professor of Christian ethics at Mercer University, past president of both the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Christian Ethics.
Wade FranssonHOST
1:45
author or editor of more than 30 landmark books, including Kingdom Ethics, Changing Our Mind, one of the most difficult things for any of us to do.
Wade FranssonHOST
1:55
In fact, one of the most difficult things for God to do, change our minds, and Defending Democracy from Its Christian Enemies.
Brendan CaseGUEST
38:50
And it does seem to be really, you know, catching hold, I would say, even in quite unexpected places, like the reform tradition, say.
Brendan CaseGUEST
38:58
And yeah, so I am appearing on a panel at AAR this year, the American Academy of Religion.
Brendan CaseGUEST
39:04
There's going to be a session devoted to the future of superlapsarian Christology, which includes me and Philip Hussey and Jordan Daniel Wood, who's doing important work on Maximus as a superlapsarian thinker, Maximus the Confessor, and Vandriel.
Brendan CaseGUEST
39:17
And I'm contributing to a symposium on the website Syndicate early next year.
Joel WentzHOST
0:51
Um, [laughs] but, uh, I'll be introducing our guests here momentarily.
Joel WentzHOST
0:55
Rick Pidcock is a journalist and a weekly contributor for Baptist News Global, whose work has been featured by platforms like the American Academy of Religion, BioLogos, and Patheos.
Joel WentzHOST
1:06
He is the host of BNG's Highest Power: Church and State podcast.
Joel WentzHOST
1:10
Prior to becoming a journalist, he led worship for 20 years, which I'm sure we'll probably talk about a little bit today.
Emily PerryHOST
0:44
David is a distinguished university professor of Christian ethics at Mercer University.
Emily PerryHOST
0:50
He is past president of both the American Academy of Religion and the Society of Christian Ethics.
Emily PerryHOST
0:57
And he is the author of many books, which we'll be discussing today.
Emily PerryHOST
1:02
David's resume is long and impressive and it's all online, but I'd like to summarize it by saying that personally, I consider David to be one of the most important Christian voices out there today.
John PaulineMODERATOR
62:47
And Portland seems to have been just the right place for God to call someone like that.
John PaulineMODERATOR
62:53
I had never heard that before, but that was from Anne Taves, who at the time was president of the American Academy of Religion, so a, a very highly regarded scholar out in the world.
John PaulineMODERATOR
63:04
A second was the testimony meeting.
John PaulineMODERATOR
63:07
Someone had studied the role of women in the nineteenth century and said women did not have a voice generally in society.
Dan BarkerHOST
25:30
He founded the Straight White American Jesus podcast, Axis Mundi Media, and the Institute for Religion, Media, and Civic Engagement.
Dan BarkerHOST
25:43
He's a research associate at the UC Berkeley Center for Religion and a member of the Committee on Public Understanding at the American Academy of Religion.
Dan BarkerHOST
25:54
He often writes for outlets like Rolling Stone, Politico, and The New York Times, and he appears regularly on MSN Now.
Annie Laurie GaylorHOST
26:03
And we spoke with Dr. Onishi in 2023 about his award-winning book, Preparing for War, about the threat of Christian nationalism, and now he has a new book which, if you can imagine it, is even more scary.
Dan BarkerHOST
25:30
He founded the Straight White American Jesus podcast, Axis Mundi Media, and the Institute for Religion, Media, and Civic Engagement.
Dan BarkerHOST
25:43
He's a research associate at the UC Berkeley Center for Religion, and a member of the Committee on Public Understanding at the American Academy of Religion.
Dan BarkerHOST
25:54
He often writes for outlets like Rolling Stone, Politico, and The New York Times, and he appears regularly on MSN Now.
Annie Laurie GaylorHOST
26:03
And we spoke with Dr. Onishi in 2023 about his award-winning book, Preparing for War, about the threat of Christian nationalism, and now he has a new book which, if you can imagine it, is even more scary.
Diana PasulkaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:05
It's called a new religious movement.
Diana PasulkaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:07
So, you know, there's a whole category in the American Academy of Religion, which is our discipline, um, our, you know, disciplinary, uh, I don't know what you call it, like organ or whatnot, um, that studies this.
Diana PasulkaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:24
So to me, it was totally okay, you know? So here I am, I'm already chair of my department, I'm a full professor, and I'm, I'm done with ten- you know, I have tenure.
Diana PasulkaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:34
So I think this is-
John PaulineMODERATOR
73:50
And what was fascinating is when the ex-administ would bring up some of the charges against Ellen White, it was these non-administ scholars, one of them from Harvard, who would stand up and stand.
John PaulineMODERATOR
74:03
One of them was president of the American Academy of Religion.
John PaulineMODERATOR
74:06
And they would say, this is a remarkable woman.
John PaulineMODERATOR
74:09
This is one of the greatest women of the 19th century.

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