Can We Disagree Without Dehumanizing? With the Hosts of the Faithful Politics Podcast!
July 31, 2025
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as posted by the channelWelcome to Culture, Faith & Politics with your host, Pat Kahnke. In this special interview, Pat sits down with Will Wright and Josh Burtram of the Faithful Politics Podcast to unpack their journey of friendship across ideological divides. Discover:
How a conservative pastor who once voted for Trump in 2016 and a progressive Christian built genuine trust rooted in Christian faith
Their approach to modeling civil disagreement and “disagreeing without dehumanizing”
How Will reconciles progressive political identity with biblical conviction.
Josh’s pastoral perspective on theology, voting, and cultural engagement
The core rules of respectful political conversation they've learned through hosting tough guests—from conservative podcasters to LGBTQ advocates—to freethinkers and even the co‑founder of the Satanic Temple
💡They dive deep into bridging theological and political divides, resisting Christian nationalism, and engaging culture without losing your moral footing. If you’re seeking thoughtful, hope‑filled, justice‑oriented discourse, this conversation is for you.
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