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EPISODE · Jun 13, 2025 · 47 MIN

Faith & National/Local Politics - Lanhee Chen & Yi-An Huang

from Theology Lab: Courage & Curiosity for Everyday Faith

This is the second installment in Theology Lab's Critical Conversations series. In this session, Lanhee Chen (fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, former chief policy advisor for Mit Romney's 2012 presidential campaign, and former member of the George W. Bush administration) and Yi-An Huang (the City Manager of Cambridge, Massachusetts, engage in a conversation about politics, faith, and friendship. This topic addresses: politics and difference, the challenges and opportunities of political engagement, how faith informs one's approach to politics and issues of political conflict, and how faith informs our approach to relationships that can help navigate political differences. The Theology Lab series will continue this year will interviews with Shane Claiborne, Sally Gary, Kellie Carter Jackson, Gregory Coles, and others. Learn more about Theology Lab at www.highrock.org/theologylab#politics #christianity Podcast includes original music ("Imagination") written by Dean Payla, produced by PALA.

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