State of Belief
Religion and Leadership in a Time of War: Lt. Gen. Charles Luckey (Ret.)
What does it mean to be in a war that nobody openly declares? What are the legal and moral boundaries of military force? And what does true courage look like today — especially for ordinary citizens who feel overwhelmed or unsure of how to respond?
With the global impact of the war in Iran growing daily, this week on The State of Belief host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush is joined by Retired Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey — former head of the US Army Reserve, former JAG officer, and veteran of three combat tours, including in Iraq. He’s also a seminary student at Wake Forest Theological Seminary — and all these identities intersect to provide unique insights and observations.
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Democracy After the Midterms: A special election episode with Rebecca Solnit
November 3rd was both an end a beginning. A writer who thinks deeply about these issues, Rebecca talks to host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush about this election through the lens of her book "The Beginning Comes After the End."
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"We Are Ready": Attorney Extraordinaire Norm Eisen Talks 2026 Midterms and Beyond
The co-founder of Democracy Defenders Fund and former Obama Administration ethics czar joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush on the eve of the election to recount victories and unveil strategies for ensuring a full and fair vote.
“Nauseously Optimistic”: The 2026 Vote Through A Legal Lens
American Bar Association Election Law Committee Chair attorney Jerry H. Goldfeder joins Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush to discuss how lawyers, faith leaders, and many others are poised to defend the midterm election against all threats, foreign and domestic