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The Peoples Pulpit

The Peoples Pulpit

By: Gordon Clark
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Here we will learn how faith, politics, theology, philosophy, the arts and history interact with each other. We will discern togeter whether or not a Biblical worldview can be achieved, where we err in our assumptions and practice and how to fix it.Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Spirituality
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  • Echoes of Oppression: Rehoboam's Legacy in Modern Policies
    Jul 10 2025

    This episode delves into the striking parallels between the ancient biblical account of King Rehoboam and contemporary labor policies targeting vulnerable populations. It explores how historical patterns of forced labor and state power continue to resonate today, drawing connections to modern political landscapes and religious institutions.

    Through a detailed discussion, the episode highlights the dangers of prioritizing political power over compassion, drawing warnings from the past to address current challenges. The narrative emphasizes the role of silence and resistance, invoking historical figures like Dietrich Bonhoeffer to illustrate effective avenues of opposition against such policies.

    As the discussion unfolds, listeners are encouraged to recognize and resist the mixing of religious symbols with nationalist ideologies, as history shows the perilous outcomes of these compromises. The episode concludes by urging a courageous stance against the weaponization of poverty and the exploitation of the vulnerable, posing a crucial question—will history teach us or will we repeat the same mistakes?

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