Author and Podcaster Joseph M Lenard was a guest on PSI TV. This show is for you if you are politically inclined, an activist, a political blogger, or a constitutionalist.
Faith vs. Politics: Explore ethical leadership through a Christian lens with Joseph Leonard, author and “Christitutionalist.” Dive into the intersection of Christianity and US constitutionalism as Leonard discusses his book “Christian Based US Constitutionalism.” Learn more at https://josephmlenard.us
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Lenard shares how faith shapes political views and the concept of being a “real Christian” in today’s polarized climate. Leonard challenges viewers to reflect on their values, emphasizing the importance of biblical self-examination and unity among Christians. This thought-provoking conversation tackles tough questions about religious influence in governance and accommodating diverse beliefs in America’s political landscape.
Joseph is a multi-published author and podcaster. This show will focus on his book ChristiTutionalist(TM) Politics, Christian-based US Constitutionalism.
The questions Joseph answers in this episode are as follows:
- What is a Christitutionalist? That word does not exist in the dictionary.
- Your book examines the intersection of Christianity and U.S. constitutionalism. What inspired you to write this book?
- The U.S. is home to people of many faiths and those with no religious affiliation. How do you envision the political and legal systems accommodating this diversity while adhering to the principles discussed in your book?
- I am going to read a quote from your book, and I invite you to clarify what you mean when you say
- In your book, a Christitutionalist is tied to what you see as real and fake Christians. What is your basis for deciding who is a real or a fake Christian?
- Some viewers might interpret your book as equating ‘real Christians’ with a specific political affiliation, potentially alienating Christians who identify differently. How would you clarify or respond to this perception?
7. What key takeaway do you hope all readers gain from your book?
8. If I were to summarize this book, this is how I would summarize it. Do you agree with this summary?
“ChristiTutionalist Politics: Christian-Based U.S. Constitutionalism ” by Joseph M. Lenard examines United States politics through a Christian perspective, emphasizing the importance of Christian involvement in governance. The author argues that the U.S. Constitution was designed for a moral and religious populace, referencing John Adams’ assertion that it is “wholly inadequate to the government of any other.” The book challenges readers to reflect on their intentions, motives, morality, and mortality, advocating for voting and political engagement aligned with Christian values.”
8. Is there anything else you would like to share?