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CR101 Radio - Podcast Network is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  Episode #162

  Are We Misjudging our Prison Convicts?

  Sep 30, 20264 minS1

  Our prisons have become breeding grounds for violence and extortion, as illustrated by a young man murdered for refusing to pay $5 a week to a gang in Los Angeles Men’s Central Jail, highlighting that the humanistic assumption that prisoners are “good at heart” blinds us to their evil nature; misjudging criminals as unfortunate or reformable only endangers society, and true safety requires recognizing sinfulness and holding offenders accountable. #PrisonCrisis #CriminalJustice #HumanNature #PrisonViolence #Accountability

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  Episode #38

  Christ vs. Caesar

  Sep 30, 20262 minS3

  Early Christians were executed for one simple refusal: they would not call Caesar “lord.” To them, state-controlled religion was no freedom at all it made the church a creature of the state. The issue then, as now, was lordship: Christ or Caesar? History warns us that when the state claims authority over the church, the result is tyranny, no matter how many “rights” are promised on paper. The question that faced Speratus in A.D. 180 faces us again today: Who is your Lord?

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  Episode #201

  The Modern State, an Ancien Regime

  Sep 30, 20267 minS1

  In “The Modern State, an Ancient Regime,” Rushdoony argues that the modern humanistic state is not a new creation but a revival of ancient pagan sovereignty, claiming to be both the incarnation of man and the ultimate source of law and morality, thereby usurping the role of God and mirroring—by inversion—the Biblical doctrine of Christ as the true Adam and federal head of redeemed humanity. By making itself the lawgiver, the state becomes the arbiter of good and evil, demanding religious allegiance and imposing moral reform through bureaucratic agencies rather than divine law, while steadily encroaching on family, church, education, and vocation. Although once trusted as a substitute for the church and a guarantor of freedom and security, the modern state has become increasingly oppressive, ineffective, and self-serving, an obsolete ancien régime whose power grows even as its usefulness declines. Like pre-revolutionary France, it survives largely by inertia and coercion, not by service. Rushdoony insists that its collapse is inevitable; the real question is whether Christians will be prepared to replace it—not with another statist order, but with a godly reconstruction grounded in Christ’s lordship, Biblical law, Christian education, and renewed scholarship. #ModernState #AncientRegime #Statism #Sovereignty #ChristTheKing #GodsLaw #ChristianReconstruction #KingdomOfGod #BiblicalWorldview

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  From Artisan to Artist: Art in the Modern Culture (History of Modern Philosophy) (Remastered)

  Sep 29, 20261h 5m

  This lecture traces a cultural earthquake: **from artisan to “artist,” from craft to “inspiration,” from God-centered meaning to man-centered self-expression.** Medieval art served worship; Enlightenment art borrowed heaven’s imagery but transferred “apotheosis” to monarchs and “man as the new god.” Then modern art arrives after modern philosophy has gutted meaning, and the serious artist can no longer portray the body with significance because he “does not believe in the soul,” so art turns to **break-up, fragmentation, and disintegration** not merely as technique, but as confession. Once “inspiration” is no longer received from above (God’s Word) but generated from within (natural/existential “inspiration”), the artist must prove independence from every external order **family, church, tradition, discipline, even the dictionary** which fuels bohemianism as a moral credential (alienation as status), contempt for craft, and a crusade against the bourgeois world of theology and economics anything that claims structure, limits, or meaning beyond the self. The lecture ties this drift to primitivism, Freud’s id-driven “pleasure principle,” and the cultural turn to occult “power from below,” ending with Yeats’ warning of the **“rough beast”** not just poetic imagery, but the logical end of a worldview that trades truth for self-made meaning and calls collapse “liberation.” #ArtHistory #Worldview #ModernArt #Enlightenment #Romanticism #Bohemianism #IdeasHaveConsequences #Culture #Meaning #ChristianWorldview #Rushdoony #FromArtisanToArtist #RoughBeast

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  Episode #226

  Taxation

  Sep 29, 202638 minS1

  This position paper argues that taxation is fundamentally a religious issue because it rests on the question of sovereignty who is lord, God or the state. It rejects the common claim that churches are wealthy tax dodgers, showing instead that church-owned property historically provided extensive social services, while modern states hold vast tax-exempt lands yet increasingly burden the people through expropriative taxation. Scripture teaches that only God, as Creator and Lord, has ultimate authority to govern, legislate, and tax, with the tithe serving as a confession of Christ’s sovereignty, while the state is limited to a narrow ministry of justice. When the state claims sovereignty, defines religion, and treats tax exemption as a “subsidy,” it effectively declares itself god, a modern Baal, and undermines true freedom. The paper concludes that statism replaces theology with political doctrine, erodes liberty, and enslaves society, whereas genuine freedom and restoration come only through Christian self-government under God’s law, faithful tithing, and obedience that demonstrates living faith in action rather than words alone. #Taxation #Sovereignty #ChristOrCaesar #BiblicalLaw #Statism #Theonomy #ChurchAndState #FaithAndWorks

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