Topic: Black Robe Regiment

The episode concludes with mentions of new connections on Substack, including writers Brett Hahn and Chad Logan. Listeners are encouraged to reach out via email at adam@wgtdt.com or psjimmy@wgtdt.com. The hosts sign off with a promise to return to their home studio for the next Wednesday broadcast, closing with the show's theme music.

The hosts discuss the historical precedent of the "Black Robe Regiment," pastors who fueled the American Revolution from the pulpit. They argue that modern pastors have a responsibility to speak on policy and culture, citing the recent local election of Randy Brilly as a successful example of a church body supporting righteous leadership.

The hosts analyze the term "Christian nationalism" following a sermon by James Talarico that labeled the movement a "cancer." They explore various sociological, theological, and patriotic definitions of the term, referencing the historical Black Robe Regiment. The hosts argue that Talarico's critique is a form of political projection and virtue signaling that mischaracterizes conservative Christian values as fascist.