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Charlie believed that one of the greatest tragedies in our culture was the failure of the church to get involved with the critical issues affecting American and the refusal of pastors to be more vocal in saving Western civilization. In a fiery speech from the 2024 Pastor's Summit ...  Show more

After a week off for the Tyler Robinson case, Thoughtcrime returns to hit critical topics, including: -Is JD Vance right about aliens? -Can anyone pronounce the name of Šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmasəm Street? -Who is taking one for the team and watching The Odyssey?Support the show: http://www ...  Show more

Don sits down with Mike Nellis for a candid conversation about the state of America in this moment, including the horrific school shooting in Minneapolis that has shaken the nation. Together, they unpack the tragedy, the response, and what it says about where we are and where we ...  Show more

CT voices weigh in on this week’s Nashville school shooting. For show notes and more, click here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

If you've been rocked by all of the death, violence, and destruction in the news these past few weeks, you are not alone. Fr. Mike offers guidance during this difficult time, and reflects on Charlie Kirk's words: "When people stop talking, that's when you get violence." Fr. Mike ...  Show more

How did you respond to the assassination of Charlie Kirk? Many mourned or called for revenge. Others pointed to Kirk's extreme, bigoted statements as justification. But how do those reactions impact how the American public will metabolize another instance of gun violence? Brittan ...  Show more