What is Christian Anarchism? [featuring Terry Stokes]

Mason chats with Terry Stokes about his new book, Jesus and the Abolitionists: How Anarchist Christianity Empowers the People. They chat about what Christian anarchism is and much more.
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[@johnmosemanproductions]

Interesting video thanks for posting it. With that said as a Christian Anarchist I appreciate more people sharing their thoughts on it.

[@keelyemerine-mix1051]

My concern about Christian anarchism is not the philosophy in and of itself, but its falling into the hands of the rapidly conservative, rabidly libertarian sector of the Right, which has proved it will choose a Manassah or a Jeroboam to enshrine its power rather than trusting in the Lord Jesus

[@johnmosemanproductions]

Funny my concern is the opposite that it has devolved into liberation theology, socialist libertarianism or deconstructionism. The issue of classical CA is not to liberalize Christianity rather to understand that Christ does not compel with authority or centralized power but creates personal liberty to with the idea that one will continue to also live in truth. With that said the tent of Christian Anarchy is big enough for us to exist exactly because we don’t require or seek social constructs to force ideology. With that said theology still remains an issue.

[@SeanWells365]

There are already a vast amount "right" leaning, socially conservative politically anarchist Christians