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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2022 · 55 MIN

The Magna Carta and Christian Citizenship

from The Ezra Institute Podcast for Cultural Reformation · host Ryan Eras, Andre Schutten

Andre Schutten, Ezra Institute Fellow for Law and Civil Discourse, joins us to talk about how the idea of constitutional government arose, and how, from King Alfred to Charles I to Justin Trudeau, societies have benefited from checks and balances on the power of their leaders. He also illustrates recent cases where our constitutional heritage has been threatened, and some ways we can work to involve ourselves in our society as Christians and citizens, for the good of the nation. Get Joe Boot’s book, For Government, at Ezra Press.

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