Episode 740: Overpoliticized and Undermoralized: David Brooks on the American Church, Becoming a Christian, and Being Pastored By Tim Keller
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New York Times columnist, bestselling author and Atlantic columnist David Brooks talks about how American culture has changed in our lifetime, why he thinks it’s overpoliticized and undermoralized, on how he became a Christian, his friendship with Tim Keller, and why he writes for 5 hours to get 1200 words each day.
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