Outlaws, Revolutionaries, and Other Christians in Disguise

Subversive Orthodoxy is a movement of soul and story.

It is a project for those who are done with hollow culture wars and tired ideologies, but still believe the Judeo-Christian story has something wild and vital to say to the modern world.

We explore how the ancient faith, often dismissed as irrelevant or oppressive, might actually hold the key to renewing our public life, our politics, and our imagination.

This is not about nostalgic traditionalism or partisan activism.

It is about recovering a rooted, generous, and mystical orthodoxy that refuses to bow to either empire, enlightenment or progress.

It is about reclaiming the sacred in the public square and reviving moral courage in a distracted age.  

It is about reclaiming humility and humanizing our neighbors. 

The soul of this work is mythic.  The method is contemplative and creative.

The goal is to re-mythologize public life, awaken moral imagination, and see the world again as charged with divine purpose.

These conversations don't build platforms or altars, but bridges. 

Join us.

Hosted by: 

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