The Parrhesians

The Greek word is parrhesia" means “forthright truth-telling.” One who speaks with parrhesia doesn’t flatter, manipulate, or use rhetorical tricks. He doesn’t massage or bend the truth, and he doesn’t hedge. He’s confident truth is on his side, and he takes moral responsibility for speaking it. Join Kyle Bennett, Peter Chace and Nate Devlin as they offer bold truth and discuss how to be the church in a world possessed by lies.

The Parrhesians is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts The Parrhesians, a religion show with 37 episodes published.

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  Episode #11

  The "Scary" CREC with Douglas Wilson

  May 8, 20261h 28mS2

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Doug Wilson is kinda cool. He knows what it’s like to be the most conservative kid at camp and he’s okay with it. He also knows when it’s time to shout at culture, and when it’s time to whisper. Which is a nifty gift. Oh, and he doesn’t love paying taxes. Which means he’s definitely human, and most likely a Christian. He also has no qualms with R.C. Sproul. So, like we said: he's kinda cool. </p><p>As our congregation seeks to join the Communion of Reformed E...

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  Episode #10

  We Are Not the Same: Musings on "The Great Feminization" of Culture (Part 2 of 2)

  Feb 6, 202659 minS2

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>What's the nature of a witch? To take that which she cannot have and prevent creatures from becoming who they were meant to be.  </p><p>An indispensable moral lesson drawn from the fairy tale of Jorinda and Jorindel in The Brothers Grimm that can be applied to our zeitgeist.  </p><p>Helen Andrews believes culture's been feminized. Now what? What do we do about it? Should we seek to recapture institutions or just create new ones? </p><p>Speaking of institutions, isn't the Church inherently feminine? Would that mean we should attempt to...

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  Episode #9

  We Are Not the Same: Musings on "The Great Feminization" of Culture (Part 1 of 2)

  Jan 16, 20261h 13mS2

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Imagine a woman critiquing women who believe women can do everything men can do? </p><p>Now imagine a woman asserting that women shouldn’t be in every courtroom, graduate seminar, and boxing ring alongside men? </p><p>Now imagine a woman arguing that wokeness and cancel culture are the result of the feminization of institutions. </p><p>Now stop imagining. There is such a woman, and her name is Helen Andrews. And boy oh boy is she swinging the gauntlet. Boldly. </p><p>Connecting some dots between group dynamics, statistics, and institutional shift...

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  Episode #8

  Who's Afraid of Christian Nationalism?

  Nov 7, 20251h 33mS2

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>Martin Bucer was a sixteenth century German Dominican monk who converted to Protestantism. He was a mentor to John Calvin and helped Calvin in his efforts to reform the city of Geneva. In his essay, Instruction in Christian Love, he had this to say: </p><p>Civil officials must govern according to the Word of God and, in the measure of their power, help the success of the divine Word. </p><p>For as there is no power which is not from God, and everywhere the present powers are established by Him (Romans 13:1), it...

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  Episode #8

  Dr. John Gerstner on John 3:16 | Part 3

  Jul 21, 202549 minS2

  <p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>“This is a perishing world. Your neighbors are perishing. Maybe some of you I’m looking at right now are perishing. […] Everyone is either on their way to heaven or on their way to hell.” </p><p>This is the last installment of a three-part series Dr. John Gerstner gave at Beverly Heights Presbyterian Church in 1984 on the riches of John 3:16. It focuses on God’s love of the “world,” the sovereign will of the Spirit, and those who believe. </p><p>In this episode, Dr. Gerstner discusses the world as a burning house, God’s obl...

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