Outlaws, Revolutionaries, and Other Christians in Disguise

Subversive Orthodoxy is a place for people who are burned by politics.  We're tired of culture wars and worn-out ideologies, but still have some hope that the Judeo-Christian story has something real to offer the modern world.

We take a clear-eyed look at how an ancient faith, often written off as outdated or oppressive, might actually help renew our public life, our imagination, and the way we treat one another.

This is not about nostalgia or picking political sides, rather its about undercutting polarization and re-humanizing ourselves in civic love and respect.  

These voices provide a grounded, generous, honest faith that does not bow to the usual powers, whether that is the empire, the enlightenment, or the myth of endless progress.

It is about bringing back humility.

It is about re-humanizing our neighbors in a distracted age.

We try to do this through thoughtful conversation, reflection, and creativity.

If this resonates, we would be glad to have you along for the journey.

Hosted by: 

Travis Mullen and Robert "Larry" Inchausti, Professor Emeritus of English at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo