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Sep 21, 2017 59 min

Holy Star Wars: Vader, Christ, Hate & Redemption

from Geeky Stoics Hosted by Stephen Kent

Holy Star Wars Batman! Stephen was interviewed by Jason Flatt about defining redemption through the lens of Christianity. Together they apply this conversation to Star Wars and also our worlds nastiest politics - the politics of hate. This interview originally appeared on the Holy Star Wars podcast. We felt it was an awesome enough conversation on relevant topics to Beltway Banthas to share with you. Jason and Stephen go through the definition and cultural understanding of redemption. Next they tie the theme through Star Wars and also the film American History X, a dark tale of a mans descent and escape from dark well of racism & hate. Get in touch with everyone on the show! Follow Jason Flatt on Twitter @FlatterYou | Follow Holy Star Wars on Twitter @Holy_Star_Wars Leave us a review on iTunes and tell us what you think of the show! Subscribe and connect with us on Twitter: @JuanJohnJedi |@Stephen_Kent89 | @SwaraSalih1 Please share our show with a friend, review us on iTunes and shoot us some feedback. We grow in quality everytime someone reaches out to tell us what they liked. We want to hear from you! You can send us your thoughts on the show and topics at [email protected]. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit geekystoics.substack.com/subscribe

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