By AlaskaWatchman.com

In this first long-form podcast, we unpack the recently released book by once and once again Alaskan author John Davidson, Pagan America: The decline of Christianity and the dark age to come.

John is the brother of our tireless editor-in-chief and a senior editor at The Federalist. In his book he breaks down much about how we got here as a people… where all that is good, true and beautiful is being destroyed on the altar of an amorphous neo-paganism. The book and the podcast end with a clarion call as to how to live our lives to address reality and not think of our collective future in a post-Christian world as a counsel of despair.

This is our first longform interview podcast, we hope you find it informative and enlightening.

Pagan America: The coming dark age

Jake Libbey
Christian, husband, father, amateur-apologist and lover of good communication, our Publisher has invested countless hours bringing the Alaska Watchman to life. Jake is responsible for operations at the Watchman, advertising, and design of the website. In partnership with our Editor-in-Chief, the content for the articles on alaskawatchman.com are a product of the passion, energy and synergy between Publisher and Editor-in-Chief.


10 Comments

  • Steve Peterson says:

    There is unlimited Power in the Name of Jesus. Christians just don’t know how to appropriate that power, don’t know or believe in it, or are scared. They fail to remember the promises of Jesus and that at the Name of Jesus, every knee shall bow and every tongue confess.

  • jon says:

    America is not and won’ be pagan. There will be a vast number of religions, which the founding fathers said in the 1st amendment. This country is not and was never intended to be Christian.

  • Kathy L. says:

    This was a fascinating discussion to listen in on. I think John has given this topic very thorough analysis with the evidence to back it up. As it says in scripture:” there came a generation that did not know the Lord.” One has to ask ‘why?’ And likely because their parents didn’t know the Lord. God is long suffering and very patient, but eventually He must act. I think very few people (even in churches) are aware of this. I hope you will do more podcasts of this quality in the future.

  • CD says:

    That was a great interview. Learned so much. I have one thing to add and that is the Left will not allow Martydrom, it causes Christianity to grow. They are going to smear names instead. A communist said that to a Pastor in Bulgaria from the book, “Tortured for His Faith” written in 1972.

  • Jan says:

    Excellent food for thought and good reminders. I’ll be looking for John’s book. Thank you.

  • Jeff butler says:

    “amorphous neo-paganism.” Raise your hand if you can define this obfuscation.

    • Reggie Taylor says:

      Raise your hand if you know what “dictionary” means and how to use one.

    • Jake Libbey says:

      Amorphous means not clearly defined (which it is not as most of its adherents like yourself don’t think deeply enough to even consider the absence of any coherence in your worldview). It is ill-defined by design, for the same reason the left cannot define what a woman is, even though it is utterly obvious to anyone with eyes to see. Our current culture is a manifestation of the rot left in the absence of practiced virtue. Neo is a prefix, and used a prefix it means a new or revised form of something, and Paganism, and what it used to be and has re-emerged as is the entire topic of the interview. Try to keep up.

  • Jon and Ruth Ewig says:

    We have no idea how to go to the podcast. Help will be appreciated.

    • Jake Libbey says:

      Ruth, just click the play button on the video at the top of this post. It’s a video podcast. 🙂