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Is the Constitution Broken?

Jul 08, 20241 hr 16 minEp. 136
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This week, Eric is joined first by Justin Brierley to discuss his essay in the Summer 2024 issue of Religion & Liberty, “The ‘God' of the ‘Philosophers,’” a review of the book “Philosophers on God: Talking about Existence,” edited by Jack Symes. Then Eric is joined by Dylan and Dave to discuss the current state of America and the Constitution in the wake of the country’s 248th birthday. They then turn their attention to the recent elections in the United Kingdom and France to wonder if there’s any theme, like anti-establishment/anti-incumbency, that ties it all together. Subscribe to our podcasts     The “God” of the “Philosophers” | Justin Brierley, Religion & Liberty   Subscribe to Religion & Liberty   The Dream of Scalable Democracy | Dylan Pahman, Law & Liberty    5 Takeaways from France’s Snap Election | New York Times   Keir Starmer confirmed as Britain’s new prime minister after Labour Party’s decisive win | NBC News
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