Shall I pray on we're gaining ground.

Glory, hallelujah, the dead's alive and the lost is found.

Glory, hallelujah.

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your whole order. Well, our guest for today's episode is Stephen Wolfe. He is the author of the case for Christian nationalism.

He's an active academic and a regular contributor to various publications, including American

Reformer. Stephen Wolfe, thanks for joining us. Yeah, thanks for having me on. So obviously,

your kind of main focal point has been around political theory, Christian political theory, kind of going back to the reformers and understanding that.

So my kind of first question is, how did you get interested in all of that?

What led you to want to study this and start writing about this?

Yeah, I have to credit my father because he and I would go on on these long trips to

Yosemite or up to go kayaking in Oregon and, and we would always, or go to, you know, Giants,

baseball games, and he would always play talk radio as we would travel and or if he was driving to baseball practice

we'd listen to it for 10 minutes it was always either back then it was michael savage or

sometimes rush lumbaw and and so uh in in talk radio as many people know there's these there's like

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