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In this conversation, Professor Dan Bennett discusses his book 'Uneasy Citizenship' and explores the complex relationship between faith and politics. He emphasizes the importance of Christians engaging in the political sphere with a posture of humility and a focus on the common good, rather than self-interest. The discussion also touches on the erosion of democratic norms and the implications for future governance, particularly in the context of the Trump presidency.
Takeaways
The book 'Uneasy Citizenship' explores faith and politics.
Bennett aims to provide a hopeful perspective on politics.
Christian engagement in politics should focus on posture.
Democracy and liberalism have historically benefited people of faith.
Civic engagement is a responsibility for Christians.
Self-interest in politics should be balanced with the common good.
The erosion of democratic norms poses a significant threat.
The Trump presidency has changed the landscape of American politics.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Uneasy Citizenship
03:30 The Intersection of Faith and Politics
05:46 Democracy and Christian Engagement
08:33 Posture in Political Engagement
10:56 Civic Responsibility and Community Flourishing
13:46 The Erosion of Democratic Norms
17:56 Reflections on the Trump Presidency
27:09 Conclusion and Future Engagement
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