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Biblical Anarchy Podcast

The Biblical Anarchy Podcast was created by Jacob Winograd as a project of the Libertarian Christian Institute, with the purpose of making the case for a free society and decentralized governance based on Biblical principles of limited authority and imitating Christ’s example of the leader/servant. If we render unto God what is God’s, we cannot bow down to Caesar or render anything unto him except that which he deserves. The podcast consists of exploring different Bible passages, anarchist theory, Austrian Economics, and finding the connection and harmony between them.

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Ep. 83: Living Liberty: What Does Murray Rothbard Have to Say About Political Activism?

Living Liberty: What Does Murray Rothbard Have to Say About Political Activism? In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob Winograd explores the tension between isolationism and engagement within both Christianity and libertarianism. Drawing from his recently published article, “Living Liberty: Evaluating Libertarian Political Activism,” Jacob examines the

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Ep. 82: Ron Paul, Political Promises, and Libertarian Deviations: Recapping Moments From 2024 Election Livestreams

Ron Paul, Political Promises, and Libertarian Deviations: Recapping Moments In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob Winograd shares a selection of clips from recent election livestreams and discussions with prominent libertarian voices, including Norman Horn, Jack Lloyd, Doug Stuart, Matthew Bellis, and Monarcho-Hoppean. The episode dives into

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Ep. 81: Who Should Christians Vote For in 2024? A Biblical Perspective

Who Should Christians Vote For in 2024? A Biblical Perspective In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob Winograd explores the idolatrous tendencies that can arise around election seasons and the importance of placing Christ above political allegiances. As the 2024 U.S. election approaches, Jacob discusses different Christian

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Ep. 74: How Should We Interpret Biblical Prophecy? A Deep Dive into Zechariah 14

How Should We Interpret Biblical Prophecy? A Deep Dive into Zechariah 14 In this episode of the “Biblical Anarchy Podcast,” host Jacob Winograd dives deep into the theological discussions surrounding eschatology and covenant theology. He revisits themes from earlier episodes, particularly focusing on how different eschatological views—amillennialism, postmillennialism, and premillennialism—interpret

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Ep. 73: Talking to Stephen Wolfe: Does 1 Samuel 8 Undermine Christian Nationalism?

Talking to Stephen Wolfe: Does 1 Samuel 8 Undermine Christian Nationalism? Jacob engages in a thoughtful and deep conversation with Stephen Wolfe, well-known Christian nationalist political philosopher and author. The discussion focuses on the distinctions and intersections between Christian nationalism and Christian libertarianism, particularly in their views on government, political

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Ep. 72: Does Jesus Support Capitalism? Christianity and Objectivism Clash

Does Jesus Support Capitalism? Christianity and Objectivism Clash Episode Summary: In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob Winograd engages in a deep and challenging conversation with Michael Leibowitz, an objectivist libertarian and atheist. The discussion explores the philosophical tensions between Christian libertarianism and objectivism, particularly focusing on

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Ep. 71: How Does Eschatology Especially Influence Christian Political Theory?

How Does Eschatology Especially Influence Christian Political Theory? In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob delves into the complex landscape of the Christian right, particularly focusing on the dissident right, which includes Christian nationalism and populism. He explores various factions within the right, including neoconservatives, center-right moderates,

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Ep. 67: Do Christian Ethics Conflict with Libertarian Legal Theory?

Do Christian Ethics Conflict with Libertarian Legal Theory? In this episode, Jacob Winograd discusses libertarian legal theory with Kasimir, an experienced AnCap debater. They explore the relationship between moral and legal actions within a libertarian framework, emphasizing self-ownership and the non-aggression principle (NAP). Kasimir explains how biblical commandments against murder,

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Ep. 65: Does the Bible Allow for Christians to use Defensive Force?

Does the Bible Allow for Christians to use Defensive Force? Today’s question is one that’s been debated for centuries: Does the Bible allow Christians to use defensive force? In today’s episode, we dive deep into this question with some fascinating insights. We’ll talk about Jesus’s emphasis on nonviolence, turning the

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Does the Bible Support the Concept of a National Morality?

Does the Bible Support the Concept of a National Morality? In this episode, Jacob delves into the intersection of Christian theology and government actions. Through exploring the writings of influential Christian figures, distinctions between ecclesiastical and secular authority, and discussions on just war theory, social contract theory, and the idea

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Stephen Wolfe and the Debate on Christian Nationalism: An Analysis

Stephen Wolfe and the Debate on Christian Nationalism: An Analysis Today I reflect on my recent, thought-provoking discussion with Stephen Wolfe, author of “The Case for Christian Nationalism,” and my fellow LCI contributor, Alex Bernardo, host of the Protestant Libertarian podcast, where we discussed the complexities of Christian nationalism, libertarianism,

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The Libertarian Christian Response to the Hamas Terror Attack on Israel

The Libertarian Christian Response to the Hamas Terror Attack on Israel   This episode explores how libertarian principles of property rights and voluntary interactions conflict with the nature of war and state actions. It particularly focuses on how war and government interventions can distort market economies and human relationships, leading

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Ep. 56: Divine Authority vs. Civil Power: Examining 1 Samuel 24

Divine Authority vs. Civil Power: Examining 1 Samuel 24 As Christians, we frequently grapple with the nature of civil authority. It’s no secret that authorities aren’t absolute, and today we’ll explore the intricate dance between submission and resistance in the light of biblical teachings. We’ll take a challenging walk through

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How Does God Use the State To Advance His Kingdom? Re:Romans 13

How Does God Use the State To Advance His Kingdom? Re:Romans 13 In this episode of Biblical Anarchy, we confront the complexities of Romans 13 and the nature of governing authorities. We’ll also scrutinize the presuppositions associated with state power and the conduct of Christians under different types of governance.

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What Does Romans 13 Teach Us About Earthly Powers?

Summary – What Does Romans 13 teach us about earthly powers? In this episode, I dive into Romans 13 again. I read the passage and summarize the interpretation I and other reformed libertarians have of it. Then the bulk of this episode deals with an alternative take of Romans 13

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Open AI vs Biblical Anarchy

A Poly-Centric Legal Order: Open AI vs Biblical Anarchy In this episode, I debated the Chat GPT Open AI on whether the Bible can make a case for anarchy/a poly-centric legal order. Using a Socratic approach, I managed to convince the AI that not only would an anarchist legal order

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Ep 15: “He Gets Us” Commercial, Reaction

Love Your Enemies: Imitating Christ in a Hate Filled World In this episode, I briefly go into my thoughts on the “He Gets Us” Super Bowl commercial, & where it gets some things right but some things wrong. This episode’s topic will be expanded upon in an upcoming episode with

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Ep 14: Does the Conquest of Canaan Conflict with Anarchism?

Does the Conquest of Canaan Conflict with Anarchism? In this episode, I sit down with fellow CFLN podcast host Greg Baus, for a discussion on the conquest of Canaan as depicted in the OT Scripture. Often when talking about libertarian anarchist philosophy or the libertarian critiques of the State, the

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Ep 12: Interview with Liberty Speaks founder Irene Mavrakakis

Summary – Christians Raging Against the War Machine, with Irene Mavrakakis In this episode I sat down to talk with Irene Mavrakakis M.D.  Irene is a Christian, libertarian, physician, chair and state board rep of Kent County, Libertarian Party of Delaware and co-founder of Liberty Speaks – one of the

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Ep 3: The Foundations of an Anti-War Christian, w/ Liam McCollum

Can Christians support war while upholding the Scriptures? What should Christians be saying and praying for regarding the conflict between Russia and Ukraine? Today we dive into this topic with guest Liam McCollum. Liam McCollum is a graduate from the University of Montana’s philosophy and journalism programs and is the

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Ep 2: The Temptation of Control & The First Sin

In this episode we, dive into the temptation of control that plagues mankind, a theme that is so embedded in our existence that it permeates our literature, movies, and culture. We dive into the Bible to see examples of this temptation and how it can be traced all the way

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Ep 1: What is Biblical Anarchy?

What does the Bible teach us about governance, authority and human relationships? What is Anarchy? Is it violent revolutionaries or radical pacifism? In this pilot episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, we dive into these topics and set the stage for what this podcast’s focus and goal will be, and

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