What happened to the England we once knew and loved? How did it come about that the raising of the flag of the Cross of St. George is now seen as "controversial" in England? Why do so few Christians care about their people, place, and culture anymore? Why are Roger Scruton's reflections on "the forbidding of England" so poignant and timely despite being written a quarter of a century ago? How can Christian men step up to help make this green and pleasant land Christian again?
***This will be the last episode with dodgy sound issues. Thanks for bearing with us.***
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See also related articles on the Substack:
Multiculturalism, Nation, and Church: Why Christians Should Care about the Cultural Surrender of Britain
Lost Greatness and Moral Decay: Making Britain Christian Again, Part I
What Makes a Christian Nation: Making Britain Christian Again, Part 2
Reawakening the Nation: Making Britain Christian Again, Part 3
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Interview with Bob of Speaker's Corner - Why Britain Needs Muscular Christianity
What will it take to truly reach Britain for Christ? In this special episode, Aaron sat down with Bob of Speaker's Corner to talk about the need for the Church to wake up to the front line issues all around them, challenging the soft effeminacy of the Church, and recovering the need for a more outward and front-footed "muscular" Christianity, as we've seen in varioius ages of the Church.Such an approach requires the kind of faith that is willing to take more risks in bold proclamation of that faith before our enemies, as well as a unity among Christians. But it also requires boldness in recognising that political strategy should be an important aspect of the Church's mission too - this is something too few modern Christians have been accustomed to thinking about, let alone doing anything about it.
Apologies again for the sound issues (we're working on it...!)
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Britain's Decline, the Power of Kings, and the Awakening of the Church
The recent parliamentary votes on abortion up to birth and assisted suicide suggest a deep erosion of British morality and identity. How could such bills represent the moral compass of a nation with historic Christian foundations? Aaron and Nathan wonder aloud how bad would things have to get before our present democratic constitutional monarchy could be called into question? What is the cost of the loss of true nobility in the nation over the last century? And why has the Church been so impotent? What might it take to speak truth to the patriots of Britain and other nations who are starting to feel the loss of Christendom?
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Woke Right, Far Right, and Christian Nationalism
One of the problems in recent evangelical institutions has been following the trends of secular culture. This can happen overtly, as with the effects of BLM and Covid in 2020. But it can also happen with the remnants of liberal thinking even among otherwise conservative leaders. In recent times, the term "Woke Right" has been used even by Christians as a stick to beat the new social "deplorables" who take a more rightward approach to the mission of reaching western culture today. What does it mean to apply the Gospel not only to individuals but also to nations? What is the inheritance of Christian civilization in this nation? What are we losing when we neglect it? What will it take to reclaim it? Aaron and Nathan discuss what's at stake and what it will mean to reach British patriots with the Gospel today.
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Farewell Tom: Men Online, Men at Home, Men at Church
Over the last half-decade, many Christian men have become more frustrated with the compromises in their churches, the inadequate theology they’ve inherited, and the general decay of their society. As such, many have taken the “red pill” to disbelieve much of what they’ve been told was true, opening the window to previously “forbidden” convictions in numerous fields.
What are the dangers with this high-speed radicalisation of opinions? How should Christians think about online “anons”? Are they wasting their time or are they fighting the good fight and protecting their family? For what reasons should a man lead his family out of (or into) a particular church? Are there ways that churches can counteract a father’s role in leading his family? How can men live lives of conviction which lead to long-lasting fruit in their churches and families?
In this special episode of That Good Fight, Aaron speaks with Tom Chaldecott for his final ever episode before he moves away. They talk a bit about Tom’s own journey, why he’s leaving the podcast, and whether or not he may now be “redpilling” on redpilling!
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