In this season opener, Truce Podcast host Chris Staron examines how the term “biblical” is often used in modern politics and culture—sometimes without actually referencing Scripture. Using a 1978 Senate speech about the Panama Canal as a starting point, the episode explores how people appeal to “biblical values” to justify political positions, and asks the deeper question: what does it really mean to be biblical?
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