Faith Seeking Freedom Podcast

By: Libertarian Christian Institute
  • Summary

  • Your questions about faith and liberty deserve thoughtful answers, and we're dedicated to giving you solid responses so you can live free and flourish. This podcast was inspired by the popular book, Faith Seeking Freedom, published by The Libertarian Christian Institute. If you have a question for us, send us emails at podcast@libertarianchristians.com. Subscribe, rate, and review this podcast so we can reach even more people with the message of liberty. And of course, you can purchase a copy of the book, Faith Seeking Freedom, at faithseekingfreedom.com
    2022
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Episodes
  • Ep 50: Is a Christian Approach to Objectivism Possible?
    Jul 30 2024

    In this episode of the Faith Seeking Freedom Podcast, host Cody Cook explores the compatibility of Christianity and Ayn Rand's philosophy of objectivism. Despite Rand's dismissal of religion, some Christians are drawn to her emphasis on rational self-interest. Cody discusses John Piper's concept of "Christian Hedonism," which aligns self-interest with seeking happiness in God. While Rand asserted that objectivism is inherently atheistic, Cody suggests that Christians can still learn from her focus on self-interest. Ultimately, he concludes that while Christians cannot be full objectivists, they can integrate useful aspects of Rand's philosophy into their faith.

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    5 mins
  • Ep 49: Can a Libertarian Accept Government Benefits?
    Jul 23 2024

    In this episode of the Faith Seeking Freedom Podcast, host Cody Cook addresses whether libertarians can accept government benefits. He discusses the libertarian stance against taxation and redistribution while acknowledging the complexities of living in a state-influenced society. Cody explores the moral implications, citing examples like public roads and medical dependencies created by government interference. He emphasizes the importance of navigating the world as it is, without harsh judgment towards those reliant on government aid. Ultimately, Cody concludes that accepting benefits is a matter of personal conscience while advocating for a free society.

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    5 mins
  • Ep 48: Is the Phrase "Taxation is Theft" a Heresy?
    Jul 16 2024

    In this episode of the Faith Seeking Freedom Podcast, host Cody Cook explores a question from an anonymous Christian anarchist: "Was the Temple Tax a violation of 'Taxation is theft'?" Cody delves into the biblical context, explaining Israel's covenant with God and the distinction between divine commands and human interactions. He argues that while libertarian principles apply to human relationships, God's unique authority allows Him to command actions, such as the Temple Tax, without contradiction. Tune in to understand how libertarian views on taxation coexist with the biblical mandates given to ancient Israel.

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    4 mins

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Informative, enlightening

The short answer format is helpful. It's easier to digest smaller bites. Listening to the conversations helps me understand what libertarians is... and the challenges to live out my Christian faith are worth contemplating; even acting on?

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