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Summary
In this conversation, Napp Nazworth interviews Matthew D. Taylor, author of 'The Violent, Take It By Force,' discussing the evolution of the Christian Right, particularly the rise of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) and its implications for democracy. Taylor explains how the NAR has shifted the focus of evangelicalism from traditional political engagement to a more aggressive, conquest-oriented approach, exemplified by the Seven Mountain Mandate. He critiques the NAR's interpretation of violence and prophecy, and argues that their influence poses a significant threat to democratic values, especially in light of events like January 6th. The discussion also touches on the NAR's relationship with the Trump administration and the broader implications for American society.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Matthew D. Taylor and His Work
01:55 The Evolution of the Christian Right
06:50 The New Apostolic Reformation's Rise
12:50 The Seven Mountain Mandate Explained
18:59 The NAR's Threat to Democracy
24:35 Interpreting Violence in NAR Theology
30:34 Critique of NAR and Its Defenders
36:45 The Future of NAR and Its Political Influence
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