"Being punk is not primarily about tearing down systems, but about interrogating those systems and opening spaces for new possibilities. If Christian churches became more punk, maybe they would do a better job of embodying the radical hospitality, the critical awareness, and the excessive logic of neighbor-love. If American society became more punk, maybe it would do a better job of living into the radical idea of democracy."
So good! My friend Nick Polk has an essay connecting Wesley and Punk.
https://jimgregg.substack.com/p/punk-profile-john-brown?r=48ys0&utm_medium=ios
Some essential rumination on a historical Christian+American+Punk+Iconoclast
And thanks to Zeph Mendonca for making the logo for me
"Being punk is not primarily about tearing down systems, but about interrogating those systems and opening spaces for new possibilities. If Christian churches became more punk, maybe they would do a better job of embodying the radical hospitality, the critical awareness, and the excessive logic of neighbor-love. If American society became more punk, maybe it would do a better job of living into the radical idea of democracy."
So good! My friend Nick Polk has an essay connecting Wesley and Punk.
Yes he does! Nick is a good punk friend