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The Bad Roman: Christian Politics for Modern Times

The Bad Roman: Christian Politics for Modern Times

Network: Craig Harguess

Overview

The Bad Roman podcast offers a critical examination of the complex intersection between Christian faith and political power, challenging listeners to prioritize allegiance to Christ over national or state loyalties. Hosted by former neoconservative Craig Harguess, the show delves into provocative topics like Christian nationalism, immigration, and the historical evolution of church-state relations, advocating for a "No King but Christ" philosophy. It provides a platform for Christians grappling with political turmoil and societal pressures, encouraging authentic discipleship that may put believers at odds with worldly systems. Through thoughtful discussions with guests, the podcast aims to re-evaluate conventional understandings of faith and citizenship, fostering a community for those seeking to live out their convictions genuinely, even if it means being a "bad Roman" in the eyes of the world. Its distinctive approach critiques the co-option of faith by political narratives, appealing to an audience interested in theological depth, political ethics, and spiritual integrity.

Show Impressions

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Est. Podcast Downloads

560



Demographics

Location

Fans by country:

United States 88%
Canada 4%
United Kingdom 3%
Germany 3%
Australia 2%

Age Distribution

18-24
12.0%
25-34
28.0%
35-44
26.0%
45-54
18.0%
55-64
11.0%
65-99
5.0%

Income Brackets

$50k-60k
13.0%
$60k-70k
12.0%
$40k-50k
11.0%
$70k-80k
11.0%
$80k-90k
10.0%
$30k-40k
9.0%
$90k-100k
9.0%
$100k-150k
8.0%
$20k-30k
7.0%
$10k-20k
4.0%
$150k-200k
4.0%
$200k-1000k
2.0%

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