Podcast appearances and mentions of stephen chavura

John speaks with Dr. Nigel Biggar and Dr. Stephen Chavura to explore the complexities of history, challenging one-sided narratives of colonisation and conflict. Their discussion sheds light on the nuanced relationships between settlers and Indigenous peoples, revealing both moments of mutual respect and undeniable tragedy. The discussion emphasises an understanding of history within its true context, free from oversimplifications. They also examine contemporary issues affecting Indigenous Australians, including the widening gaps in remote communities despite progressive policies. Each of them advocate practical solutions that focus on integration, education, and equal justice, rather than divisive narratives perpetuating victimhood. Dr. Nigel Biggar CBE is Emeritus Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford, author and theologian. His most recent books are Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning (William Collins, 2023) and What's Wrong with Rights? (Oxford University Press, 2020). Dr. Stephen Chavura teaches European and Australian history at Campion College, Sydney. His most recent (co-authored) books are The Forgotten Menzies: The Mind of Australia's Longest-Serving Prime Minister (Melbourne University Publications, 2021), and Reason, Religion and the Australian Polity: A Secular State? (Routledge, 2019).

Sarah Game is the first One Nation MP in South Australia, sitting in the Legislative Council (upper house). She was the first state MP there to publicly oppose the 'Voice', and is organising the only International Men's Day event in the whole state! Dave Pellowe also shares his concerns with the referendum for its separatist agenda and potentially broad powers for future governments. • Have dinner with Sarah Game MLC, Stephen Chavura, Topher Field, Dave Pellowe & more in Adelaide: Tickets https://ChurchAndState.com.au/adelaide • SUBSCRIBE to weekly updates and read more from Dave Pellowe - https://DavePellowe.com • READ "The Spirit Behind the Voice - The religious dimension of the 'Voice' proposal", Ch 9 by Dave Pellowe - https://LockePress.com

Michelle Pearse is the new leader of the Australian Christian Lobby, and she sits down with Dave to describe her vision for the important organisation in coming years, as well as the battles we're waging against injustice already. • MORE: https://ACL.org.au • Have dinner with Sarah Game MLC, Stephen Chavura, Topher Field, James Macpherson, Dave Pellowe & more in Adelaide: Tickets https://ChurchAndState.com.au/adelaide • SUBSCRIBE to weekly updates and read more from Dave Pellowe - https://DavePellowe.com • READ "The Spirit Behind the Voice - The religious dimension of the 'Voice' proposal", Ch 9 by Dave Pellowe - https://LockePress.com

Henry Olonga is not like the modern athletes who protest carbon dioxide and coal for the virtue points they score with media and fans. He and Andy Flower lost their careers and their country, and risked their lives to protest the brutal regime of Zimbabwean dictator, Robert Mugabe. Henry sits down with Dave Pellowe to discuss what it takes to be loving, but also strong, brave and true. • HENRY OLONGA's links: https://linktr.ee/HenryKOlonga • SAVE 20% on your tickets to the Church And State Adelaide conference with Sen Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, Sen Alex Antic, Sarah Game MLC, Stephen Chavura, Topher Field, James Macpherson, Michelle Pearse & more: USE CODE "GS20" - https://ChurchAndState.com.au/register • SUBSCRIBE to weekly updates and read more from Dave Pellowe - https://DavePellowe.com • READ "The Spirit Behind the Voice - The religious dimension of the 'Voice' proposal", Ch 9 by Dave Pellowe - https://LockePress.com/shop

Later this year, the Australian government will ask all Australians to decide: Should we recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in The Constitution, with a Voice? It sounds harmless enough, right? In this episode, Evelyn Rae chats with Dr Stephen Chavura about Australia's proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament and what it could mean for all Australians.

Liberal Party "moderates" like to tell everyone Menzies was one of them, but Dave Pellowe says he should be allowed to speak for himself. Dave invited Dr Stephen Chavura, co-author of "The Forgotten Menzies" and political history lecturer at Campion College to explain the words, ideas & values of Australia's most successful Prime Minister and the founder of the once great Liberal Party. Meet Stephen in person at the CAS Perth conference soon and save 20% on tickets with the code "GS20". Buy "The Forgotten Menzies" at https://amzn.to/3pmRReX

Evelyn Rae talks to Dr Stephen Chavura about religion and politics, the separation of church and state, and significant cultural changes in the Western world.

Dr. Stephen Chavura is our guest for episode 15 of Way of Life podcast. Stephen is an Australia political theorist and intellectual historian based in Sydney. We'll be talking with him about some key moments in history that heavily influenced both the development and spread of some of the ideologies that are the basis of a lot of social norms we see in todays society. Stephen offers some incredible insights into how we got to where we are today and and why these moments can serves as important lessons for us into the future.   This episode was recorded live at Wynnum Baptist Church on Sunday 3 April 2022   Follow us on social media: linktr.ee/wayoflifepodcast

Join us for part 2 of episode 15 where Dr. Stephen Chavura answers questions from our listeners about this cultural moment.   This episode was recorded live at Wynnum Baptist Church on Sunday, 3 April, 2022.   Follow us on the socials - linktr.ee/wayoflifepodcast

2022 so far has seen alarm and hysteria continue to cripple the world on new fronts from both real and concocted crises. On this week's WilmsFront we think deeper about what led humanity to this current point in history with my featured guest Dr Stephen Chavura. Stephen is a senior lecturer at Campion College a classical Liberal Arts College with a Catholic faith-based ethos. Stephen had previously worked at Macquire University and Western Sydney University. Stephen is a contributor to Caldron Pool and also posts his commentary and vlogs to his own social channels. He has been a speaker at recent Sydney Freedom Rallies. Stephen and I discuss what the past two years of compliance by Australians with covid lockdowns and jab mandates says about the Australian character. Stephen believes internet technology is behind the rise of cancel culture but believes that humanity throughout history has always socially ostracized dissenters from the mainstream of those times. Stephen is disappointed in the current state of Liberal Governments including the botching of their proposed Religious Discrimination Bill. Stephen co-authored a book in Liberal Party Founder and former Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dissident intellectual Stephen Chavura joins Nick Cater and Tim Blair fresh from the frontline of vaccine mandate resistance. Spectator columnist Rebecca Weisser discusses the politicisation of traffic rules in the Australian Capital Territory in the wake of the Covid convoy rally. Tim Blair pays homage to the great P J O'Rouke. Plus the shopping trolley narks who present a new challenge for the anger management industry. Rebecca Weisser's column in Spectator: https://www.spectator.com.au/author/rebecca-weisser/ Shopping trolley narks video: https://mobile.twitter.com/CartNarcs/status/1493984490271633408 Email nick@radiobcc.com

Stephen Chavura is back discussing his experience with Australia's response to the pandemic & why movies from the 70's were better, because they are. 

Across the world there's been dismay at how Australians have seemingly welcomed the rise of authoritarianism to deal with the pandemic. Is there something in our cultural makeup or national history that's enabled all of this? And are there parallels to other moments in our history?To answer that question we turn to Dr Stephen Chavura — an historian and political studies lecturer — who has been shocked but not entirely surprised as to where we now find ourselves.Dr Chavura teaches European and Australian history at Campion College. He has taught the philosophy of social science and political theory and several Australian universities. He has published in numerous journals including History of European Ideas, Journal of Religious History, and Australian Journal of Political Science. His most recent (co-authored) books are The Forgotten Menzies: The World Picture of Australia's Longest Serving Prime Minister (MUP, 2021) and Reason, Religion, and the Australian Polity: A Secular State? (Routledge, 2019).He is a contributor to The Australian and has also written for Spectator Australia and ABC Religion and Ethics.The podcast is now powered by The Good Sauce conservative news site which can be found at goodsauce.news More podcast episodes from Conservative One can be found at www.georgechristensen.com.au/podcast

Across the world there's been dismay at how Australians have seemingly welcomed the rise of authoritarianism to deal with the pandemic. Is there something in our cultural makeup or national history that's enabled all of this? And are there parallels to other moments in our history? To answer that question we turn to Dr Stephen Chavura — an historian and political studies lecturer — who has been shocked but not entirely surprised as to where we now find ourselves. Dr Chavura teaches European and Australian history at Campion College. He has taught the philosophy of social science and political theory and several Australian universities. He has published in numerous journals including History of European Ideas, Journal of Religious History, and Australian Journal of Political Science. His most recent (co-authored) books are The Forgotten Menzies: The World Picture of Australia's Longest Serving Prime Minister (MUP, 2021) and Reason, Religion, and the Australian Polity: A Secular State? (Routledge, 2019). He is a contributor to The Australian and has also written for Spectator Australia and ABC Religion and Ethics.

Stephen Chavura joins Nick Cater to defuse the loaded language of the anointed, starting with the terms “left” and “right”. As Thomas Sowell observed, while it is relatively easy to define what it means to be “on the left”, the term “right wing” seems little more than a label used by the anointed to condemn those with him they disagree. “Those who oppose the left are said to be on the right — and when they are strongly opposed, or opposed across a broad spectrum of issues, they are said to be on the “far right,” writes Sowell. Dr. Stephen Chavura teaches European and Australian history at Campion College. Nick Cater is Executive Director at the Menzies Research Centre

This week, returning guest Stephen Chavura joins host Jonathan for a deep dive on the political and cultural legacy of one of our age's most significant public intellectuals: Jordan B. Peterson. Has Jordan Peterson saved a generation of young basement dwelling deadbeat males from doom? Has he undermined the influence of ideological feminism? Is he one of the greatest theologians of the early 21st century? These are just some of questions Stephen and Jonathan explore in this appreciative tour of the Peterson phenomenon. Dr Stephen Chavura lectures in history at Campion College and Dr Jonathan Cole is Assistant Director at the Centre for Public and Contextual Theology, Charles Sturt University. You can follow the podcast on Facebook and Twitter, and if you like what you hear, don't be afraid to drop a five-star rating on Apple: it keeps the god Algorithm at bay.

Dr Stephen Chavura of Campion College explains the intellectual virus known as critical race theory and why it should be resisted in conversation with Nick Cater

History teacher, author and social commentator Stephen Chavura dissects woketivists and cancel culture. He does it superbly, and explains the antidote.Retailing legend Gerry Harvey, renowned for his outspokenness, wonders whether it's worth it. A candid interview.We comment too, on Prince Phillip, and Newspeak.And we look into The Mailroom with Mrs Producer.File your comments and complaints at Leighton@newstalkzb.co.nzHaven't listened to a podcast before? Check out our simple how-to guide.Listen here on iHeartRadioLeighton Smith's podcast also available on iTunes:To subscribe via iTunes click here  

History teacher, author and social commentator Stephen Chavura dissects woketivists and cancel culture. He does it superbly, and explains the antidote.Retailing legend Gerry Harvey, renowned for his outspokenness, wonders whether it's worth it. A candid interview.We comment too, on Prince Phillip, and Newspeak.And we look into The Mailroom with Mrs Producer.File your comments and complaints at Leighton@newstalkzb.co.nzHaven't listened to a podcast before? Check out our simple how-to guide.Listen here on iHeartRadioLeighton Smith's podcast also available on iTunes:To subscribe via iTunes click here  

In this bibulous episode, Jonathan sits down with pal and fellow academic Dr Stephen Chavura to nut out their differences over Trump and to pontificate about the future of conservatism.

Jon Harris and Stephen Chavura join the truthXchange podcast to discuss spirituality of the church and problems on the horizon attacking her unity and mission.

New podcast, “the Great Awokening: Being woke in a post-secular era.” Peter Jones and Stephen Chavura discuss critical theory, cultural marxism, and the truthXchange 2021 online symposium.

Dan talks to local PHD & good friend Stephen Chavura about the problem with modern universities, cancel culture, gender relations & growing up in the west. 

Stephen Chavura and Mark Powell discussed church and state, COVID-19, movements and social media.

On this episode of ‘Horizon 2020' Mark Spencer talks with Dr Stephen Chavura, currently lecturer in history at Campion College, having previously lectured in political philosophy at Macquarie University. Stephen also serves on the faculty of the Lachlan Macquarie Instituteincluding teaching in the GPS programaiming at preparing young people for university. Whether Christians should be involved in politics and the public square is discussed, with Stephen positing that this is a key avenue for Christians to be able to ‘love thy neighbour'. Sketching the history of the contribution of Christians to society and the changing nature of what society considers ‘the good life' to be, Stephen argues for the continued involvement of Christian in broader social debates. Challenging stereotypes of Christians as only interested in sexual ethics and morality, Stephen demonstrates how to broach issues of religious freedom, as part of a broader range of freedoms, at your next backyard barbeque. In preparing students for life beyond school, Stephen highlights the importance of acknowledging the worldview being taught in all schools and preparing graduates to engage with alternative worldviews. Stephen refers briefing in the podcast to two books charting the history of Evangelical Christians in Australia, The Fountain of Public Prosperity Evangelical Christians in Australian History 1740–1914 and Attending to the National Soul Evangelical Christians in Australian History, 1914-2014both published by Monash University Publishing.

Cultural Markisms | Episode 1b, Stephen Chavura by Good Sauce

Cultural Markisms | Episode 1a, Stephen Chavura by Good Sauce

In this week's podcast - more reflection on one of the darkest periods in New Zealand history. There is no getting away from it.As the days pass since March 15, the expected machinations are developing. The blame-game is inevitably underway. But that is not what concerns this podcast so much as calls for an assault on democracy and freedom. More layers of legislation to patch up previous inadequacies.No collusion! The Mueller Report finally shows up the MSM for what it is. For two years the public has been misled. But the scramble to try and protect unworthy reputations is in full flight.Don't miss the conversation with Dr Stephen Chavura, political theorist and intellectual historian, as he outlines what we need to do to protect the freedoms that were fought for in two World Wars and more.More feedback with Carolyn aka Mrs Producer and a couple of other matters, including real feminism.Your ongoing comments will form a part of each podcast. Get in touch: Leighton@newstalkzb.co.nzHaven't listened to a podcast before? Check out our simple how-to guide.Listen here on iHeartRadioLeighton Smith's podcast also available on iTunes:To subscribe via iTunes click here

What does the word “secular” really mean? Dr Stephen Chavura is one of Australia's foremost thought leaders on the subjects of politics, freedom & religion, and how they are all related. Stephen Chavura holds a Ph.D. in the history of early-modern English political thought (UNE 2007). He has published in journals such as the History of European Ideas, Journal of Religious History, and Australian Journal of Political Science. Stephen is currently part of an Australian Research Council (ARC) team working on the emergence and development of political secularity in Australia. His research interests include the history of political thought, church and state in history, modern political philosophy, recognition theory, and freedom of speech. • https://twitter.com/SteveChavura • http://mq.academia.edu/StephenChavura WATCH the full interview @ http://DavePellowe.com/stephen-chavura/

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