Podcasts about religion in politics

"Do you think that religion has a place in politics? if so, what is it?" This week, we tackle those questions and maybe, just sayin', we give a few answers that'll give you something to chew on. You'll never know if you don't listen. So, you gotta listen so you'll know!Got a question you want answered or a topic you'd like to hear Townsend and Preacher Man muse on? Let them know at mtpm.podcast@gmail.com !Intro music: "Royalty Free Music from Bensound" 

Get ready for the most hopeful conversation about politics you'll hear this year! Join us as we focus on Jesus to navigate today's divisions and find peace in a challenging political landscape.Watch the Full Episode on YouTube https://youtu.be/qgjKZBTZGfcAbout LCBC Church: LCBC stands for Lives Changed By Christ. We are one church in multiple locations across Pennsylvania. Find the location closest to you or join us for Church Online. We can't wait to connect with you! 

Two internationally syndicated Editorial Cartoonists Ted Rall, (from the left), and Scott Stantis, (from the right) discuss the pressing issues of the day.First up, there is an asteroid headed for the Earth and will pass the closest to our planet in the history of our species. Happily, the asteroid will miss us but how would humanity react if the next time we weren't so lucky? Ted and Scott reveal their sense of how our species would respond.Next, Ted amd Scott handicap the upcoming presidential debate. With a combined 80 years of experience observing and commenting on presidential politics they project just what each candidate needs to accomplish and what the risks are for both.Lastly, with the Ten Commandments law enacted in Louisiana the question of the seperation of church and state is more pressing than ever.  The DMZ America Podcast is recorded weekly by political cartoonists Ted Rall and Scott Stantis. Twitter/X: @scottstantis and @tedrallWeb: Rall.com

Two internationally syndicated Editorial Cartoonists Ted Rall, (from the left), and Scott Stantis, (from the right) discuss the pressing issues of the day.First up, there is an asteroid headed for the Earth and will pass the closest to our planet in the history of our species. Happily, the asteroid will miss us but how would humanity react if the next time we weren't so lucky? Ted and Scott reveal their sense of how our species would respond.Next, Ted amd Scott handicap the upcoming presidential debate. With a combined 80 years of experience observing and commenting on presidential politics they project just what each candidate needs to accomplish and what the risks are for both.Lastly, with the Ten Commandments law enacted in Louisiana the question of the seperation of church and state is more pressing than ever.  The DMZ America Podcast is recorded weekly by political cartoonists Ted Rall and Scott Stantis. Twitter/X: @scottstantis and @tedrallWeb: Rall.com

In this conversation, Brian Karem interviews Greg Olear, author and political writer, about his newest book, Politics. They discuss various topics including Greg's previous book, Father Mucker, the content of his new book, Rough Beast, and the potential consequences of a Trump re-election. They also touch on the importance of humor in dealing with the current political climate and the dangers of Project 2025 from the Heritage Foundation. The conversation covers topics such as the influence of conservative Catholics and evangelical Christians in the United States, the role of religion in politics, the impact of the Supreme Court, the division in American politics, and the communication challenges of the Biden administration.Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/JATQPodcastIntragram: https://www.instagram.com/jatqpodcastYoutube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCET7k2_Y9P9Fz0MZRARGqVwThis Show is Available Ad-Free And Early For Patreon supporters here:https://www.patreon.com/justaskthequestionpodcastPurchase Brian's book "Free The Press" Follow Brian's Salon articles!

This week, the hosts debate how religious voters will react to Donald Trump's betrayal of anti-abortion positions, the evolution of Christianity as the domain of the right and whether religion is actually as powerful as it seems in modern U.S. politics.Plus, Ross finds aliens, again.(A full transcript of this audio essay will be available within 24 hours of publication on the Times website.)Mentioned in this episode: “This Is Probably Not the Deal the Pro-Life Movement Bargained for With Trump” by Ross Douthat“Can the Left Be Happy?” by Ross DouthatThoughts about the show? Email us at matterofopinion@nytimes.com or leave a voicemail at (212) 556-7440.

A new MP3 sermon from Household of Faith in Christ is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Religion in Politics Subtitle: The Faith Debate Speaker: Troy Skinner Broadcaster: Household of Faith in Christ Event: Radio Broadcast Date: 11/14/2004 Length: 27 min.

We're chatting about the local stories that caught our eye this week. First up, Host Emma Arnold asks Boise State Public Radio's George Prentice how Christian nationalism is showing up at the statehouse and in Idaho life. Plus, George tells us what it will take for Boise to get Amtrak train service, and why the City of Boise needs your train stories. And Lead Producer Frankie Barnhill has an update on a Central Bench assisted living facility that could soon be turned into an apartment building. What will happen to the 93 elderly residents who live there?  And as a bonus: George tests our movie trivia knowledge ahead of his movie night event in Sun Valley this Sunday!  Have a train story? Want to voice your support for Amtrak returning? The City of Boise wants to hear from you: movementforeveryone@cityofboise.org  Want some more Boise news? Head over to our Hey Boise newsletter where you'll get a rundown of what you need to know every morning.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this 23rd episode of Merely Catholic, Dr Gavin Ashenden speaks to former Conservative minister Ann Widdecombe about the tectonic shifts in her (former) party's leadership.  They also discuss the role that religion plays in modern politics, and whether the apparent drive for a more secular parliament is having a dampening effect on politicians who wish to express their spirituality. 

Religion in Politics or the Lack Thereof Finding Common Ground on Political Disputes! RHE Podcast

Hello listeners and welcome back! This week, we are talking about religion in politics. How has religion influenced politics throughout the years? Does it help a society or hurt it? How does religion affect US politics today? We discuss all of these topics and more on this week's holier than thou episode of the The Alt Left Podcast. #TheAltLeftPodcast #Religion #Politics Thank you to everyone for joining our conversation each week and please don't forget to like, comment, subscribe, and share! https://linktr.ee/thealtleftpodcast

The world is slowly moving towards climate change solutions and, once again, Australia is the laggard on the world stage but trying to tell everyone how well it's performing, even though no other world leader believes it. And this is the modus operandi of the Morrison government: lie, mispresent the data, gaslight, or divert the attention somewhere else. The US President, Joe Biden, might be an old man but he’s not a fool and knows a fool when he sees one. It’s obvious Morrison wants to lead a government that acts as the world’s double-exhaust pipes, and accede to the wishes of the many vested interests in the mining and oil sectors. But he’ll be in for a huge shock when he sees the size of the tariffs imposed on Australian goods and services exports.A milkshake video was released through a government-managed website – The Good Society – and if a casual viewer wasn't told about what the video was about, they'd be scratching their head trying to work out how smearing a milkshake in a man’s face relates to sexual consent and the serious issues of sexual harassment, rape and assault. But the content of these videos provides an insight into the mentality of the government that commissioned the videos in the first place: a government that wishes to impose its narrow-minded conservatism upon the community and searching for a teenage community that doesn't seem to exist anywhere in Australia. And its a conservatism based on the Pentecostal beliefs of the Prime Minister.Prime Ministers have the complete right to believe – or not believe – in any religion they choose, as long as it's a private matter. There is a church-state separation in modern democracies – for very good reasons – but Morrison wants the church to creep over in the political sphere. And it shouldn't be there.And the vaccination rollout keeps creating political problems for the federal government and they keep looking to apportion blame to everyone – except for themselves. Why did they take on the program in the first place? They provided massive amounts of stimulus funding to the state and territory governments and the states and territories ending up getting all the political credit, much to the chagrin of Morrison and Josh Frydenberg. They weren't going to allow that to happen again. So, they took on the implementation of the vaccination program, something the federal government has never done before, hoping to get all the political benefit, and a clear pathway to victory at the next federal election. And the pear-shaped result is exactly the result the federal government deserves.

Follow-up: DeJoy still there @2:57 Capitol insurrectionist Anthime Joseph Gionet wants leniency and to be able to go without a GPS monitor because he's a Christian @8:17 News: Derek Chauvin trial @11:22 Biden calls to ban assault weapons @16:21 Gallup: Fewer than half of all Americans belong to a church @28:28 Politics: Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith says we can't have voting on Sundays because God @30:18 Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene says “vaccine passports” would be “Biden's Mark of the Beast.” Rep. Matt Gaetz seriously considering leaving Congress early for a job at Newsmax @40:55 And this might be why Religious Nonsense: Florida man doesn't want Robert E. Lee High School to change its name because “Jesus himself never condemned slavery.” @52:25 And more discrimination: “Your hours are being cut until you find God.” @55:18 A Christian group at the University of Iowa could be held liable for violating group's freedoms of speech and association. @58:09 The complicated business of dealing with the swastika @1:00:03 Coronavirus: Dashboard CFI: Coronavirus Resource Center FDA is keeping a running list of phoney COVID-19 products How's the vaccinating going? @1:02:35 Anagha Srikanth at The Hill highlights the “Disinformation Dozen” @1:03:25 After spending the year spreading misinformation, Franklin Graham is getting backlash from his flock for telling them to get vaccinated @1:04:27 Proud Boys, QAnon, etc. are focused on undermining confidence in the COVID–19 vaccines @1:07:04 AstraZeneca had essentially cherry-picked data to make its vaccine look better @1:13:30 AstraZeneca has adjusted its efficacy estimate after getting called out for inflated numbers. Final stories: selling “Satan Shoes.” @ https://www.sneakerfreaker.com/releases/drop-details-yeezy-foam-runner-sand

It is impossible to agree with any human 100 percent of the time. Most people, present company included, have a hard time agreeing with themselves all the time. Yet, it doesn't take much time to realize that we are all operating with various degrees of hypocrisy and cognitive dissidence. In order to really make progress in these debates, we need to start first and foremost with our own positions and hold them up to brutal scrutiny. As we evaluate politics and the common ground we might find, it is important to also note that we may come to a same conclusion but use vastly different methods to do so. While this may not at all seem relevant, it is actually rather important to fully express why we hold said views. In doing so we may see sides that we have never thought before, and therefore need to adjust or modify our thoughts and motivations for drawing deductions. Still, no matter, as always the case with us, we will seek the ground of respect, no matter how much we may disagree. You can reach us at rhepodcast@gmail.com https://www.rhepodcast.com https://anchor.fm/rhe-podcast ​ www.instagram.com/rhepodcast ​​https://www.facebook.com/rhepodcast ​ #peace​ #war​ #Christ​ #love​ #pacifism​ #atheism​ #agnostic​ #antitheist

Many episodes ago, your hosts skipped a whole clause of the First Amendment for good reason - to accommodate their first guest!  Fellow podcaster Zane Relethford joins Dan and J.T. to discuss the influence of religion in politics. Zane is a vital part of the Fancybat Podcast Network, of which The Cocktail Party Congress is a proud part!  You can hear more from Zane (and many more) on The Cartoncast and Empowered! Zane was kind enough to provide our featured cocktail: Jesus Juice!  To drink along at home, mix together equal parts red wine and Dr. Pepper on the rocks.  Dan and J.T. used a Malbec per this website's advice, but Zane kept it sacrilicious and went with Manischewitz. As always, please drink (and think) responsibly!  In Vino Veritas! Enjoy this Roy Moore spokesman's cognitive dissonance at hearing that the Bible is not the mandated platform for oaths of office. Or check out the documentary "With God on Our Side" to find out why Jimmy Carter was simultaneously a dream and nightmare for the then-nascent Evangelical Right. Created and presented by J.T. Andrews and Dan Caves.  Edited by Dan Caves. The Cocktail Party Congress is part of the Fancybat Network! https://fancybat.com/ Follow us on Apple Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-cocktail-party-congress/id1338181551 More of a Google person? Check us out on Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Iucshyrtsg7k3nntxr4br4ah6du?t=The_Cocktail_Party_Congress Feel free to send your comments, complaints or cocktail recommendations to cocktailpartycongress@gmail.com The intro music is Darxieland by Kevin MacLeod. Find more of his work at https://incompetech.com/ Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0

Show love to my listeners World wide and thank you for the support. Talk about my first Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Religion is full of hypocrisy in Politics when it comes to the president and how America is culturally conditioned to treat black people on how they celebrate black history month.

Show love to my listeners World wide and thank you for the support. Talk about my first Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Religion is full of hypocrisy in Politics when it comes to the president and how America is culturally conditioned to treat black people on how they celebrate black history month.

In this sixth episode of Centre Point, host Bill Goodman talks about the role of religion in politics with Beau Weston, the John M. and Louise Van Winkle Professor of Sociology, and Ben Knoll, the John Marshall Harlan Associate Professor of Politics. Weston and Knoll—who will teach "linked" courses on this subject in the future—explore how important the religiosity of presidential candidates is to the electorate and the role religion has played in the creation of American identity.

Rev. Stuart Smith joins Jim and Steve to discuss Relgion in America.

Tune in to Marvelous Monday on BlogTalk USA!  Dr. Shirley McKellar and Bishop L.J. Guillory will be discussing the question "Do the religious-extremists who have infested Congress simply ignore the wall of seperation between church and state in our country, or do they intentionally use overreaching public policy as a tool to chip away at the wall of seperation?"  Using a particular religion to supress the rights and freedoms of others is a dangerous and hypocritical game to play. Of course, that may just be an added bonus for the extremists who have hyjacked the right wing of the United States Congress.  Call in to Marvelous Monday and share your thoughts on the influence individual religious beliefs should  have on creation of public policy for all citizens. 

Erhard Busek, Vice-Chancellor of Austria Presented by Duke Center for European Studies, DISC, and the Sanford School of Public Policy

The Department of Theology and Religion presents lecture five of the 2012 Thomas Burns Memorial Lecture series. Given by the Reverend Dr William Willimon, Bishop of the United Methodist Church in Alabama, this presentation covers the topic “Should the Church Try to Change the World?” 8 August 2012.

The Department of Theology and Religion presents lecture five of the 2012 Thomas Burns Memorial Lecture series. Given by the Reverend Dr William Willimon, Bishop of the United Methodist Church in Alabama, this presentation covers the topic “Should the Church Try to Change the World?” 8 August 2012.

The Department of Theology and Religion presents lecture five of the 2012 Thomas Burns Memorial Lecture series. Given by the Reverend Dr William Willimon, Bishop of the United Methodist Church in Alabama, this presentation covers the topic “Should the Church Try to Change the World?” 8 August 2012.

Who is Rick Perry? What is Texas really like? And what's the role of religion in this year's Republican presidential nomination? We look for answers...

Eddie Tabash explains the importance of engaging religion in politics and debate.

Eddie Tabash explains the importance of engaging religion in politics and debate.

The 230th edition of America's Debate Radio with Mike and Jaime. During the first hour, we discussed some of the state primaries, and the passage of a state aid bill. During the second and third hours, we spoke with 3 callers and discussed the state aid bill, budget deficits, fear and religion in politics, the mosque to be built near ground zero in New York, line item vetoes, and shared more of our staying positive lists. We welcome your feedback! Have your email read on the air-- click here to use the email form. Or, call 888.DEBATE.5 now and leave a message-- we'll play it on the next show. Thanks for listening!

This week's show will preview Bill Maher's irreverent film on religion, "Religulous," and play audios of the infamous "witchcraft" prayer by Gov. Sarah Palin's Kenyan minister-friend and her response. For a change of pace, "Women Without Superstition" will be showcased in an interview featuring Annie Laurie Gaylor, as editor of the first anthology of women freethinkers.

Rabbi Michael Lerner, an outspoken advocate of religious pluralism, and Michael Novak, a Roman Catholic social theorist and director of Social and Political Studies at the American Enterprise Institute debate the place of religion in American politics. Series: "Ethics, Religion and Public Life: Walter H. Capps Center Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 13170]

Rabbi Michael Lerner, an outspoken advocate of religious pluralism, and Michael Novak, a Roman Catholic social theorist and director of Social and Political Studies at the American Enterprise Institute debate the place of religion in American politics. Series: "Ethics, Religion and Public Life: Walter H. Capps Center Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 13170]

Rabbi Michael Lerner, an outspoken advocate of religious pluralism, and Michael Novak, a Roman Catholic social theorist and director of Social and Political Studies at the American Enterprise Institute debate the place of religion in American politics. Series: "Ethics, Religion and Public Life: Walter H. Capps Center Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 13170]

Rabbi Michael Lerner, an outspoken advocate of religious pluralism, and Michael Novak, a Roman Catholic social theorist and director of Social and Political Studies at the American Enterprise Institute debate the place of religion in American politics. Series: "Ethics, Religion and Public Life: Walter H. Capps Center Series" [Public Affairs] [Humanities] [Show ID: 13170]