Why Are People Searching for God Again, Dr Brian Brock on Christianity, Politics and Meaning
June 30, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn a searching conversation with Luke Martin, theologian and Christian ethicist Dr Brian Brock asks what real Christian faith offers a fractured age hungry for God, meaning and moral clarity today. Should Christians try to reclaim a “Christian nation”, or is that a dangerous confusion of church and state?
Brock challenges political uses of religion, explains why just war thinking should make Christians uneasy about violence, and argues that the church must learn to listen across difference rather than cancel or conquer. The conversation turns deeply personal as Brock reflects on his son, who has Down syndrome and autism, and what disability theology reveals about the image of God, human worth and the gospel for a society obsessed with power, success and productivity in daily life right now, too.
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