That Good Fight: A Reformation for Gentlemen

British evangelicals calling upon men to act like men, love their country, reform the Church, and change the world.

That Good Fight: A Reformation for Gentlemen is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 38 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts That Good Fight: A Reformation for Gentlemen, a christianity show with 38 episodes published.

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  What Is Christian Nationalism (Part 2)

  Sep 2, 20261h 1m

  in this second talk on Christian Nationalism, Aaron speaks in more detail about the legacy of Christianity in Britain, including its missionary and colonial legacy, before setting out numerous examples of Christian cultural engagement throughout history, including Augustine, Benedict, Boniface, and King Alfred, before offering some brief applications for how we can go about renewing our Christian nation at ground level. Articles on That Good Fight Substack: "The Pharisee and the Christian Nationalist" https://thatgoodfight.substack.com/p/the-pharisee-and-the-christian-nationalist "In Defence of Christian Britain" https://thatgoodfight.substack.com/p/in-defence-of-christian-britain "Recovering the England We Lost" https://thatgoodfight.substack.com/p/recovering-the-england-we-lost-880

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  Apostolic Doctrine and Politics: Q+A with Bishop Ceirion Dewar

  Jul 31, 20261h 28m

  The first of Aaron's three sessions at a recent conference on the renewal of the Church in Britain. In this first session, Aaron is joined by Bishop Ceirion Dewar to speak about the apostolic foundations of the Church and how the Church today might recover the political frontier of its mission in contemporary society; followed by audience Q+A.   See also:   "Politics, Pietists, and Patriots: How Modern Christians Are Duped Into Political Apathy"

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  Based Ecumenism

  May 6, 20261h 32mS0

  <p>How can Christians from different church traditions be united? As conservative Christians begin to connect across the wbreadth of the Church in the culture war for the reclamation of the value of Christendom in the secular West, where should the boundaries lie for such unity? If ecumenical ventures were previously the domain of liberals seeking a lowest common denominator, what would a higher-bar "based ecumenism" look like? Can evangelicals have genuine unity with some Eastern Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christians, and vice-versa? Can we unite on mission, or do we preach fundamentally different gospels? In one of their most...

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  Can Conservatives Reconquer the Institutions?

  Apr 15, 202659 minS0

  <p >Is Christianity inherently conservative? Why does modern theology tend towards a "progressive" trajectory? Why are Roman Catholic authors often better at articulating conservative principles for morality and culture than Protestants? Why has evangelical theology often failed to prepare the Church for the subtle invasions of secular liberalism? Why are conservative institutions often so incapable of fending off progressive revolutions in their midst? Is a "reconquista" of the institutions possible the other way around? Could the Anglican Church be saved from seemingly inevitable liberal oblivion? What would that take and what would it look like? In another wide-ranging episode, Aaron...

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  Northern Ireland, Evangelicalism, and Christian Nationalism - Interview with Jamie Bambrick

  Mar 23, 20261h 12mS0

  Why have so many evangelicals been "red-pilled" over the last decade? What lies behind the failure of evangelical church engagement with culture? What is it about Northern Irish culture that helped it resist many secular liberal advances far longer than the rest of Britain? How might politically active evangelicals learn from the example of the often demonised Presbyterian pastor and Prime Minister, Ian Paisley? And why are modern evangelicals still perpetually anxious about Christian Nationalism?   In this special episode, Aaron talks to evangelical pastor and noteworthy cultural commentary YouTuber, Jamie Bambrick to discuss these important themes and more in another i...

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