Trinity Forum
The Trinity Forum is a nonprofit organization that endeavors to connect thinking leaders with leading thinkers in engaging the big questions of life and coming to better know the Author of the answers. We believe that the distraction, incivility, polarization, and pathology of our age stems in part from the lack of spiritual and character formation in leaders. There are few opportunities to grapple with, reflect on, and discuss fully what matters most. The Trinity Forum endeavors to cultivate, curate, and disseminate the best of Christian thought, to equip leaders to think, work, and lead wisely and well.www.ttf.org
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Sep 17, 2026
Pete PetersonHOST
So then, I think...
Pete PetersonHOST
I've got the wasteland up here because I'm really pleased that the Trinity Forum, you guys
Stephen CrottsGUEST
familiar
Pete PetersonHOST
with the Trinity Forum? They publish these readings, these reading booklets, which are usually classic literature with kind of a discussion guide in them.
Pete PetersonHOST
And for the first time ever, they came to us and said, hey, we would love to publish an excerpt of Malcolm Guy.
Pete PetersonHOST
We've never done a living author before, but he might not be around much longer, so we're going to go ahead.
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Welcome to the Trinity Forum Conversations Podcast.
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How do we live a life of meaning in a time when so many competing voices tell us who to be, what to want, and how to live? Told to construct meaning for ourselves, we find anxiety instead of wisdom and exhaustion instead of clarity.
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For the decisions we face each day, we need insight.
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Practical Wisdom for Moving Through Chaotic Times is the subtitle of his new book, To Live Well.
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Alan will help us locate our answers for our lives today and for those we love by exploring seven virtues, prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and love.
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This episode was recorded as a Trinity Forum online conversation in 2026, and you can also watch it on YouTube.
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The link is in the show notes.
Cherie HarderHOST
Alan Noble is associate professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University, a fellow at the Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics, and the former editor-in-chief of Christ and Pop Culture.
Brent SiddleHOST
Matthew teaches and practices family medicine at a mission hospital in Kenya, and he's His work has appeared in the New York Times, the Atlantic, Christianity Today, and Mere Orthodoxy, among others.
Brent SiddleHOST
He's the 2025 recipient of Trinity Forum's Michael J. Gerson Prize for Excellence in Writing on Faith and Public Life.
Brent SiddleHOST
And he joins me now as a busy doctor from Kenya, where it's very early in the morning.
Brent SiddleHOST
Matthew, hi.
Tom PelhamHOST
You've spoken at a couple of them, haven't you, Jamie, and attended a couple of his...
Tom PelhamHOST
Yeah, the Trinity Forum events.
Tom PelhamHOST
Which were very edifying.
Tom PelhamHOST
He, a few years ago, became head of policy for Reform UK.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
And I think I could get him into a debate.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
And I've been told by RZIM, I've been told by Trinity Forum, all of them, that you'll never get Dawkins into debate.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
It'll never happen.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
And I thought, you know what? I bet I can.
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Welcome to the Trinity Forum Conversations podcast.
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What does citizenship require of us? The relationship of Christian believers to government has long been fraught from Jesus' time to today.
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The command to love God, our neighbor, even our enemies can flatly contradict the world's exaltation of power and domination.
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And the obligations that attend citizenship in the kingdom of God are often in tension with those in the kingdom of man.
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Trinity Forum Senior Fellow and Christianity Today Editor-at-Large Russell Moore joined us for a recent online conversation where we explored these questions for a live audience.
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You can also watch this episode on YouTube.
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The link is in the show notes.
Cherie HarderHOST
The question that we're going to look at today is one that Christians have wrestled with since Jesus walked the earth.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
And I think I could get him into a debate.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
And I've been told by RZIM, I've been told by Trinity Forum, all of them, that you'll never get Dawkins into debate.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
It'll never happen.
Larry Alex TauntonGUEST
And I thought, you know what? I bet I can.
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His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Christianity Today, First Things, Comment, and Mere Orthodoxy.
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In 2025, he received the Trinity Forum's Michael J. Gerson Prize for Excellence in Writing on Faith and Public Life.
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His latest book is called Resisting Therapy Culture: The Dangers of Pop Psychology and How the Church Can Respond.
Mike StrelowUNKNOWN
Loftus is not some anti-therapy, anti-science, anti-psychology fundamentalist, and neither is his book.