The Eric Metaxas Show

#204 - Seth Gruber

September 18, 2026·45 min
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Today On The Eric Metaxas Show, Seth Gruber joins Eric to discuss his new book and documentary The Last Stand: Christ Or Chaos? The War For The West.Seth argues that Western civilization is approaching a critical moment and points to a 1934 study he says found a recurring pattern linking sexual norms to the rise and decline of civilizations. He explains why he sees 1973 as a major turning point for America and why he believes Christians must recover a much more active understanding of their role in society.Eric and Seth also revisit the history of Athanasius, the early Church’s confrontation with infanticide, cultural Marxism, the family, Christian passivity, and Charlie Kirk’s role in helping launch the White Rose Resistance.⭐ ORDER NOW:Revolution: The Birth of the Greatest Nation in the History of the World📕: https://a.co/d/0ir3NlapTODAY'S SPONSORS:🪙 Grace Precious Metals: https://www.metaxasmetals.com/🛏️ MyPillow — Save BIG with code ERIC: https://www.mypillow.com/☀️ Honest, fast, and free Medicare plan guidance: https://askchapter.com/metaxas/0:00 Seth Gruber Joins1:12 Charlie Kirk And The Last Stand3:04 Why Seth Says The Church Forgot How To Fight Evil5:15 Christianity And The Foundations Of The West9:25 Are We In A “Last Stand” Moment?12:19 What The Early Church Did Differently13:21 Athanasius And The Council Of Nicaea15:07 The Roman Infanticide Walls18:21 “My Blood For Their Blood”22:21 Weimar Germany And Cultural Marxism30:39 The Study Of 86 Civilizations32:49 Why Seth Points To 197336:04 Is America Running Out Of Time?39:29 Why Seth Says Christians Must Stop Being Passive

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