Out of the Question Podcast
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<p>A podcast which uncovers the real question behind many common questions and offers Biblical solutions.</p>
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12/5/2024
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June 22, 2026
What Aren’t They Telling Us?
<p>James 4:1 asks a question most Christians apply only to personal quarrels: "From whence come wars and fightings among you?" But what if that same diagnostic — that conflicts are rooted in sinful passions and lusts — applies not just to family disputes but to the wars between nations that have defined the modern era? In this episode of Out of the Question, Andrea Schwartz and Pastor Charles Roberts argue that Christians who refuse to apply biblical categories to geopolitical conflict are left defenseless against manufactured narratives and engineered crises.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>The conversation traces a pattern from the interpersonal to the international: just as a parent asks "who instigated this?" when children fight, so Scripture demands we ask who benefits when nations go to war. Drawing on historical examples — from the circumstances surrounding Pearl Harbor to the pretexts for Germany's invasion of Poland, to the uncomfortable reality that the same financial interests often fund opposing sides of a conflict — Schwartz and Roberts make the case that wars redistribute wealth and power in predictable ways, and that those who profit from conflict have every incentive to perpetuate it. The problem, they argue, is not merely ignorance but a truncated theology that reduces the Bible to a personal salvation manual and cedes public life to autonomous human reasoning.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>The episode challenges listeners to move beyond both naive patriotism and cynical resignation. If Psalm 2 tells us that rulers conspire together against the Lord, and Psalm 127 tells us that unless the Lord builds the house the laborers work in vain, then the Christian's responsibility is not to retreat into pietism but to bring every institution — family, church, and state — under the governance of God's law. Listeners are pointed to Rushdoony's commentary on James, his <i>*Christianity and the State*</i>, and the <i>*Faith in Action*</i> and <i>*Informed Faith*</i> essay collections as resources for thinking more deeply. This is a conversation for anyone ready to ask the questions behind the questions.</p>
June 16, 2026
Is "God Loves You" The Whole Story?
<p>God's love is not unconditional, and pretending otherwise has gutted the church. Andrea Schwartz sits down with Mark Rushdoony to trace how the modern gospel of unconditional love and unconditional forgiveness collapses into antinomianism, manipulative altar calls, and a Christianity with no kingdom and no game plan. They press into covenant as a relationship on God's terms, the abandoned doctrine of repentance, the prophets' indictment of social injustice as covenant-breaking, and why the church cannot expect blessing while it actively rejects God's law. Theonomy, they argue, is the unavoidable issue. Don't miss this conversation.</p> <p>unconditional love, antinomianism, theonomy, covenant theology, biblical law, repentance, Mark Rushdoony, Chalcedon, Arminianism, Christian worldview, biblical ethics, kingdom of God</p> <p>Is "God Loves You" the Whole Story? Ep. 391 (guest Mark Rushdoony)</p>
June 2, 2026
Are We Treating Sin Like a Symptom?
<p>Job's three friends were eloquent, well-intentioned, and theologically active — and God was angry with every word they spoke. Their error was not ignorance of true facts but the misuse of true facts: they assembled correct observations into false conclusions, diagnosed their sufferer through a theology too small to contain the real God, and offered comfort that the text calls worthless. Job named them physicians of no value. This episode begins there and asks whether the same diagnosis applies to the counselors — personal, ecclesiastical, and civil — that surround us today.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Chalcedon Vice President Martin Selbrede joins host Andrea Schwartz to discuss his essay "Physicians of No Value," published in the May 2026 Chalcedon Foundation newsletter. The conversation moves from the personal dynamics of biblical counsel to the sweeping failure of civil and economic institutions to diagnose and treat man's actual condition. The error in both cases is identical: defining man's problems as metaphysical rather than moral. When the root cause is misidentified as structural, racial, political, or systemic rather than as sin, every proposed remedy worsens the patient. Price controls, psychological reductionism, the doctrine of selective depravity — these are all band-aids on compound fractures.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>R.J. Rushdoony stands in this episode as the model of what a physician of value looks like: one who correctly identifies sin as the diagnosis, traces it to its moral root, and prescribes the return to God's law as the only course of treatment with any historical precedent of success. For those weary of watching institutions and churches reach for the wrong remedies, this conversation names the problem at the level where it actually lives.</p> <p><br /></p> <p><br /></p>
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