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The Radical Ordinary Podcast

Conversations and audio essays at the intersection of politics, theology, and culture justindametz.substack.com

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    What has Christianity to do with democracy?

    Last week, I wrote about American democracy, and the danger I see to it in this year’s election. The piece was my endorsement, of sorts, for this election: an endorsement of democracy, and consequently, against Donald Trump. But, one thing I did not do in that essay was engage Christianity in the discussion about democracy. In fact, I only mentioned Christianity once, in passing.Since this is a newsletter about Christian theology first and foremost, we should think this week about this question: what has Christianity to do with democracy?You can find the full text of this essay, including relevant links and footnotes, by clicking here. Get full access to The Radical Ordinary at justindametz.substack.com/subscribe

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    Democracy in America

    I love podcasts. I listen to podcasts more than I read, or watch television. They are the primary way I take in information. And I always appreciate writers here on Substack who turn their essays into audio. It fits my lifestyle better to listen as I do the dishes or drive around town, than finding time to sit down and read some, especially if it is long. So, I’m giving that a try here. For some of my longer and more meaty podcasts, I am going to record them as audio essays in addition to publishing them as usual. If I find this works well, I may try some small scale podcasting, either solo or with occasional conversation partners. This is all an experiment, so bear with me. Something to be aware of as you listen: I am an amatuer at this, and a dad at home with a four year old, four dogs, and cat. I have some audio equipment, but I’m still learning. So, if the quality is not great, if you hear dogs barking or a small child asking for things, please extend me some grace. For my first audio essay, here is Democracy in America, a recent essay I wrote and published here, which is my “endorsement” for this election: for democracy, and consequently, against Donald Trump and his anti-democratic movement. Related Links:My essay from 2015 highlighting the danger of a Trump presidency.CNN Coverage from January 6th, 2021.If you like this foray into audio essays and podcasting, please consider sharing this piece, and subscribing to The Radical Ordinary. Get full access to The Radical Ordinary at justindametz.substack.com/subscribe

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Conversations and audio essays at the intersection of politics, theology, and culture justindametz.substack.com

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Justin DaMetz

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