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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Inventing the Individual

The Origins of Western Liberalism

Book • 2014

Larry Siedentop

Mentioned by

Yancey Strickler

Adrian Wooldridge

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Yancey Strickler

as a book that tells the story of how the modern concept of an individual hasn’t always been here.

20: Yancey Strickler - Constellations of Creativity

Mentioned by

Jonah Goldberg

(in show notes) and discussed by

Adrian Wooldridge

as tracing liberalism's roots in Christian culture and the New Testament.

Circling Liberalism’s Wagons | Interview: Adrian Wooldridge

Mentioned by

Jonah Goldberg

as a book about individualism, discussing mundane things such as states giving everybody last names.

Words, Words, Words | Solo

Mentioned by

Luke Martin

as one of the historical works alongside Dominion that

Glen Scrivener

engages to show Christianity's shaping of the West.

Are Gen Z becoming more open to Christianity? Glen Scrivener on meaning, identity & the search for faith

Recommended Larry Seedentop's book 'Inventing the Individualness' on how English kind of swim on the liberal individualism.

562. Connor Tomlinson - Prevent Says You’re A Terrorist & Why I’m Against Ethnonationalism

Mentioned by

Tom Holland

as a related work that converges on the medieval origins of modern individuality and influenced his thinking.

Tom Holland and Mary Harrington: The Rise and Reach of Rome

Recommended by

Luke Martin

, mentioning Tom Holland has also made a similar point.

From Jordan Peterson to Bible Sales: What’s Behind the New Interest in Christianity?

Mentioned by

Tim Keller

when referencing Larry Siedentop's exploration of the importance of the individual and its connection to a personal God.

God Might Be Real—But Is He Personal? | Tim Keller & Anthony Kronman

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