Nigel Biggar joined Simeon Burke for his podcast, Politics at the Cross+Roads. The conversation (made available 26 February 2021) between Biggar and Burke ranged in scope, including discussions about duties and rights during the pandemic, thoughts concerning Christianity and the nation, and the importance of realism in moral and political theology.
You can view the interview at YouTube here.
Moreover, you can find this interview, among others, at Burke's Apple Podcast home...
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