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Eric Metaxas

Eric Metaxas

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Oct 15, 2026

Dan BonginoHOST
51:52
I'm not gonna lecture you about the Bible.
Dan BonginoHOST
51:55
There are folks like, you know, you get Shapiro and Metaxas, they know a ton about it.
Dan BonginoHOST
52:01
Um, I, you know, I, I, I read the Bible in church and the gospel there.
Dan BonginoHOST
52:04
I probably should read it more.
Chris HimesHOST
2:28
Wow.
Chris HimesHOST
2:29
I'm really proud of you, Eric, for coming clean.
Chris HimesHOST
2:31
It, it's kinda-
Eric MetaxasHOST
2:31
Oh
Eric MetaxasHOST
5:16
Now, as with most things, I'm only half-kidding.
Eric MetaxasHOST
5:21
I, uh, I was thinking about this yesterday, and a friend of mine-
Chris HimesHOST
5:23
I had the same thought, Eric.
Chris HimesHOST
5:24
I mean, I feel like it's a wasted opportunity.
Billy HallowellHOST
7:01
It's a big array of people.
Billy HallowellHOST
7:03
She's got House Speaker Mike Johnson, Alveda King, Michael W. Smith, Eric Metaxas.
Billy HallowellHOST
7:07
I mean, pretty much there's a ton of people who will be speaking during that event and who have joined forces to promote this Nehemiah Alliance.
Billy HallowellHOST
7:16
And it's really composed of three things, prayer, fasting, Um, and you know, then obviously this, this event that is hinging on changing your family, you know, praying for your family start, it starts in the home and spreads throughout.
Dan PatrickHOST
0:00
What do you do when you graduate from Yale with a degree in English? End up unemployed and move back in with your parents? If you're Eric Metaxas, you don't just bounce back, you set out to change the world.
Dan PatrickHOST
0:12
His story is surprising, inspiring, and wildly entertaining.
Dan PatrickHOST
0:16
You won't wanna miss it.
Dan PatrickHOST
0:16
[dramatic music] Eric Metaxas is a best-selling author, historian, speaker, radio host, educator, advisor, philosopher, evangelist, and one of America's most provocative chroniclers of contemporary culture.
Dan PatrickHOST
0:36
He has written more books than many Americans will ever read in a lifetime, including seven New York Times bestsellers.
Dan PatrickHOST
0:42
Now, go beyond the headlines, behind the microphone and the pen, to meet the man who has spent his career challenging conventional wisdom, confronting the biggest questions of faith and freedom, and shaping the national conversation.

40 MINS LATER

Dan PatrickHOST
40:29
Hey, thank you, Eric.
Dan PatrickHOST
40:30
This has been incredible.
Jeff BarkeHOST
13:42
I said, "Hey, I, you know, wanted to talk to you, and I don't know if you know this, but I've decided that I have become a Christian." He goes, "Yeah.
Jeff BarkeHOST
13:51
No, I know." "How'd you know?" "I, I read your Morning Message book, and it's filled with biblical quotes, both Old Testament and New Testament, so I just, I figured that was the case." "Oh, cool." You know, I'm curious, Dennis, with all the learned Christians that you know personally and hang out with, from pastors like Jack Hibbs to smart Christians, uh, Eric Metaxas, Victor Davis Hanson, others that are highly intellectual and are Christians, have you ever thought about why you're not a Christian or looking into that more and maybe investigating what is it that they know and they believe that might influence you? And he had a long answer, and I wasn't smart enough to refute.
Jeff BarkeHOST
14:47
I really wasn't trying to debate.
Jeff BarkeHOST
14:49
I was just trying to understand.
Eric MetaxasHOST
1:25
Abdu, welcome back.
Abdu MurrayGUEST
1:27
Great to be on the show with you, Eric.
Abdu MurrayGUEST
1:28
Thanks for having me back on.
Eric MetaxasHOST
1:42
It's been way too long.

22 MINS LATER

Abdu MurrayGUEST
23:24
AI won.
Abdu MurrayGUEST
23:25
Humans lost.
Abdu MurrayGUEST
23:27
And what fascinated me, Eric, was that he boasted about it.
Abdu MurrayGUEST
23:31
Like, why would an artist boast about his own obsolescence? Why would an artist boast that art is dead because soulless machines can do it and win first prize in these kinds of things? Why would he do that? That fascinated me.
Kurt OlsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:01
The Constitution is a compact amongst the peoples of each state who all came together and agreed to play by the same set of rules.
Abby VesoulisCORRESPONDENT
42:11
This is Olson defending the case on the Eric Metaxas radio show.
Kurt OlsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:16
And so when one state vitiates or violates that principle, all states are injured.
Abby VesoulisCORRESPONDENT
42:23
Texas took the case to the Supreme Court, but the justices rejected it.
David ZereHOST
29:17
It's majestic, historic, and we're on our way back to Liberty University for day two of the CEO Summit.
David ZereHOST
29:28
And yesterday I had a chance to interview Eric Metaxas and the CEO of BWX Technology.
David ZereHOST
29:34
They make all the nuclear reactors for our Ford class aircraft carriers and our submarines, our Columbia class and our Virginia class submarines.
David ZereHOST
29:44
We'll be doing more great interviews today.
Rick PidcockGUEST
9:16
And so y- you got this context where these people were literally...
Rick PidcockGUEST
9:19
Eric Metaxas was up there talking about how we're going to reinstitute the Sinai Covenant.
Rick PidcockGUEST
9:24
You know, he's literally talking about, you know, Moses and bringing that to the United States.
Rick PidcockGUEST
9:30
And they're shaping this narrative of, of the United States being founded by these amazing young men and m- male leadership and all of this stuff, and how we need to then reembody that today, and we're reinstituting this covenant.
Eric SwirczynskiHOST
11:21
And it's like this is so mainstream, and the, the blending, like we're seeing across the board, the blending of like Christianity and mainstream politics is so strong.
Eric SwirczynskiHOST
11:32
And the most bizarre part to me of all of that is, you know, growing up, I always heard how countercultural Christianity was, like how against the grain.
Eric SwirczynskiHOST
11:43
Like it was like Rage Against the Machine, that was us, you know? And it's so weird to see now, like someone like an Eric Metaxas who's like wrote a book on Bonhoeffer, like shilling for Trump's regime, you know? And it's so weird seeing churches that were like fighting with each other over Bible translations all saying like, "Our God" together, you know? [laughs] Like in the context-
Rick PidcockGUEST
12:07
Mm-hmm
Diana PasulkaGUEST
74:49
you for having me on.
Mary HarringtonHOST
74:51
You might be thinking, that's not Eric Metaxas.
Mary HarringtonHOST
74:54
My name's Mary Harrington.
Mary HarringtonHOST
74:56
I'm a writer and a past contributor to Socrates in the City.

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