The Greene Tavern Clips

Firearms were once tied to duty: protecting home, community, and country. Today, that duty has been hollowed out, replaced with consumerism and fractured moral visions. Lee (Greater) breaks down how the American rifleman’s duty became a consumer product and how a culture built on responsibility became one of mere ownership.

Stephen Wolfe breaks down a key misconception about Christian Nationalism - the idea that it’s about forcing belief or using state power to control the conscience. He explains the historic Protestant understanding of the distinction between outward behavior and inward belief, why faith can’t be coerced, and how freedom of conscience has long been part of Christian political thought.