Why you should listen: Because this essay invites you into the quiet and uneasy space where faith becomes costume and patriotism becomes creed. It offers a human, reflective look at how two powerful American stories merged into one, and what we lose when the symbols meant to humble us begin to demand our worship instead. It’s a chance to step back, breathe, and ask yourself what remains sacred when everything starts looking like a brand. Send us a text Support the show
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Why you should listen: Because this essay invites you into the quiet and uneasy space where faith becomes costume and patriotism becomes creed. It offers a human, reflective look at how two powerful American stories merged into one, and what we lose when the symbols meant to humble us begin to demand our worship instead. It’s a chance to step back, breathe, and ask yourself what remains sacred when everything starts looking like a brand. Send us a text Support the show
The Gospel of the Market: The Shape of the Right: An Autopsy of American Conservatism-A Ten Part Series, Nr 4
Light Against Empire - The Podcast
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The Gospel of the Market: The Shape of the Right: An Autopsy of American Conservatism-A Ten Part Series, Nr 4
Why You Should Listen You should listen to this if you’ve ever wondered why the market feels like our national religion, why prosperity gets mistaken for virtue, or why suffering gets treated as a personal flaw. This essay pulls back the curtain on how America turned capitalism into a theology, shows how that quiet shift shaped our fears and our faith, and invites you to imagine an economy that serves people rather than sanctifies profit. It’s a guided walk through our cultural soul, equal pa...
Light Against Empire - The Podcast
Why you should listen: Because this essay invites you into the quiet and uneasy space where faith becomes costume and patriotism becomes creed. It offers a human, reflective look at how two powerful American stories merged into one, and what we lose when the symbols meant to humble us begin to demand our worship instead. It’s a chance to step back, breathe, and ask yourself what remains sacred when everything starts looking like a brand. Send us a text Support the show
