Here at Sola, we just launched our newest project, the Sola Newspaper, a quarterly print publication featuring articles on theology, the historic creeds and confessions, and reflections for the Christian life, delivered straight to your mailbox for free.

To celebrate, we're turning back to the archive and revisiting classic episodes of Whitehorse

in from the 90s, episodes on nationalism, and why some evangelicals are attracted to Catholicism

in Eastern Orthodoxy. It's easy to think that the movements evangelicals find attractive today are

new, driven by social media and the peculiar pressures of the present moment.

But listen to these conversations from 1991 and 1996, and you'll realize that many of the

topics Christians were wrestling with 30 years ago are being repeated today. We hope you

enjoy these classic episodes, and if you'd like the next issue of the Sola

newspaper sent to your door, head over to solamedia.org slash newspaper to subscribe for free.

Five centuries ago in taverns and public houses across Europe, the masses would gather for discussion

and debate over the latest ideas sweeping the land. From one such meeting place, a small

Cambridge Inn called the White Horse, the Reformation came to the English-speaking world.

Carrying on the tradition, welcome to the White Horse Inn.

There are many ways to contrast biblical Christianity with pop religion, and satire is one of those ways.

That'll be our approach this month as the White Horse Inn goes to the circus.

Next week, it's 91 reasons why the prophecy predictors will be wrong in 91. Then next week, the next week after that, that is, the Tower

of Psychobabble, and then finally a look at the faith teachers with those little gods must be

crazy. But tonight, the circus is God and Uncle Sam.

Is God an American, or is America a God?

Go back with me, if you will, to the year 750 BC, to the center city of Jerusalem,

where the prophet Amos is confronting the high priest Amaziah.

Because of Israel's idolatry and materialism,

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