Can We Be Friends?
Two professors meet for the first time—on air. One is a religious pluralist, the other a skeptical atheist, and instead of debating ideas, they explore childhood, faith, ambition, and doubt. Episode one asks a deceptively simple question: can disagreement be the foundation of real friendship?
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Faith Without Certainty
In episode two, Evan and John talk honestly about belief, prayer, and community, exploring how faith shapes a life long after certainty fades. The conversation aims for clarity about what it really means to believe.
Cross Examined is hosted by Evan Mandery and John Inazu. This podcast was produced…
Arguing Well in an Age of Outrage
John Inazu, the Sally D. Danforth Distinguished Professor of Law and Religion at Washington University in St. Louis, reflects on a painful argument with his father and what it taught him about humility, boundaries, and repairing relationships. Inazu, author of Liberty's Refuge, Confident Pluralism,…
What Are We Passing Down?
Episode three turns to parenting. Evan and John talk about fear, authority, love, and the moral weight of shaping another person, especially when their deepest beliefs don’t align. The episode asks a quiet but unsettling question: how do you raise a child when you’re not sure the world you believe …
The Shape of Education
In episode four, Evan and John interrogate higher education from the inside out, asking how universities shape students and what role they really play in deciding who gets ahead.
Cross Examined is hosted by Evan Mandery and John Inazu. This podcast was produced and edited by Olivia Schroder. Today…
Faith and Fracture
Evan and John turn to the current political moment and how belief shapes what feels possible or stable in it. They disagree on how much certainty is justified, and explore how to relate to deep disagreement without losing connection or respect.
Cross Examined is hosted by Evan Mandery and John Ina…
The Long Game: Finding Common Ground Through the Practice of Disagreement
In this episode, host Todd Ferguson sits down with legal scholar John Inazu to discuss navigating deep disagreements within a pluralistic society. Drawing from his latest book, Learning to Disagree, Inazu explores how the First Amendment right of assembly informs our understanding of belonging and…
POD 074 | Faithful Justice with John Inazu
This podcast conversation focuses on the concept of justice from a Christian perspective, exploring its biblical roots, especially in the Old Testament prophets, and its relevance in public life. A key theme that emerges is the idea of “proximate justice”—the recognition that perfect justice is una…
Evil? Or Just Wrong? John Inazu’s vision for navigating difference
John Inazu joins Life & Faith to help us think about how we might live peacefully and productively alongside people with whom deep disagreement is inevitable.
In increasingly, polarised times, the art of disagreeing well is one more of us are going to have to learn. And that is a skill that is not …
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