• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • iTunes
  • Google Play
  • RSS

The Ignorance of Church & State: Podcast & Blog

Blog & Podcast

  • Home
  • Episodes
  • Blog
  • Resources
  • Contact
    • Privacy Policy

1.19 Race to Confusion

July 15, 2016 by Phil Leave a Comment

How do two white guys in the suburbs talk about race? Ignorantly and with a great amount of passion. We hope you can follow along with our jumbled thoughts. We’ll do better next time; we promise.

If you have any questions or comments, leave them on the episode page, send us a message on Twitter, or send us an e-mail.

http://ignorancepodcast.com/episodes/1-19-racetoconfusion.mp3

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: fear, political history, racism, US history

1.7 God or Government?

April 1, 2016 by Phil Leave a Comment

Do you trust more in God or in the government? Not sure? Here’s a quick test: how worried are you about politics, the election, etc.?

Kevon and Phil explore this topic with some help from Phil’s pastor, Erik Scottberg.

If you have any questions or comments, leave them on the episode page, send us a message on Twitter, or send us an e-mail.

Mentioned in the Episode
John 18:28-40
Romans 13:1-7

http://ignorancepodcast.com/episodes/1.7-god-or-gov.mp3

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: Christianity, faith, fear, Kingdom of God, presidential election, USA

Stripping Civil Liberties

April 16, 2012 by Phil Leave a Comment

LogoNeed to be encouraged to lose weight and exercise but you’re lacking the motivation? The US Supreme Court has the answer for you: strip searches for those arrested of minor offenses. Rack up a few unpaid parking tickets and be prepared to bare all when the boys in blue finally catch up with you!

Correction: In the audio, Phil says that the case centered around a man who had been pulled over for not having a “bell on his bike.” Where does he get this stuff? Actually, it was a man who had a warrant issued against him for having an unpaid fine. He was pulled over by a New Jersey State Trooper and arrested. Worse than Phil thought, the guy had paid the fine, possessed a letter stating this, had his protestations ignored by the trooper, was arrested anyway—technically for nothing, since the fine had been paid—and was subjected to two strip searches at two separate county prisons. Read more at NPR.org.

In response to these revelations, Phil adds: “How is this constitutional? Doesn’t anyone notice that this can’t be good for us as citizens long-term? I feel like I’m taking crazy pills!”

https://ignorancepodcast.com/episodes/mon/9-strippingcivilliberties.mp3

Podcast: Play in new window | Download

Filed Under: Podcast, The Monarchist Site Tagged With: 4th Ammendment, checks and balances, civil liberty, fear, Obama, President, revolution, sedition, separation of powers, Supreme Court

Primary Sidebar

Recent Posts

  • 4.2 – Fraud in Florida?!
  • What Does the Flag Stand For When I’m Kneeling?
  • 4.1 – Mostly Mueller (But some Kavanaugh and Falwell, too!)
  • Cops and Atheists: Christians in Public Service
  • The Return of Ignorance!

Topics Covered

4th Ammendment Bill of Rights Branches of Government checks and balances Christianity civility civil liberty conservatives defense/military democracy Democrats Democrats vs. Republicans Donald Trump economics evangelicals fear federal budget federal government federalism gay marriage history homosexuality Kingdom of God liberals military morality political history political parties political theory/philosophy politics President presidential election presidential primaries President Obama racism republic Republicans separation of powers Supreme Court terrorism theology Trump USA US Constitution US history

Recent Comments

  • 3.4 – Covfefe & CS Lewis, a Natural Pairing on Mere Christianity Quotes from Episode 3.4
  • Christians and the Outrage Candidate on 1.10 Berning Down the House!

Categories

Archives

Copyright © 2021 · Metro Pro on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in