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Abolitionism Comes to Boston: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Think & Reform

In this episode of the Think & Reform podcast, host Luke Saint recaps a weekend trip to Boston with his family and about 300 abolitionists, highlighting public demonstrations, street evangelism, and cultural agitation. Listeners get a look inside the weekend’s events, street interactions, tensions with cultural pushback, and a visit to Park Street Church, followed by a sobering warning for new abolitionists about movement figures, historical fall-offs, and why believers must place their faith in Christ alone rather than in men or personalities. The discussion further examines the prophetic function of the church and what it means to be a spectacle for the world.

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Raised in a homeschool environment by parents with a reconstructionist vision, Luke claims Christian Reconstruction as the mindset and mission of his faith. He is the author The Sound Doctrine of Theocracy and currently serves as the president of the board for Future of Christendom. Luke has a passion for bringing God’s Law to all areas of life.

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