
Christian Anarchy, Lost Translations, and the Money Behind Animal Rights
On this episode of Across the Pond, Trent Loos connects with author Teresa Platt in France for a conversation on anarchist philosophy, government power, and animal rights activism. Teresa explains French philosopher Jacques Ellul’s idea of Christian anarchy and how terms like “anarchy,” “commune,” and “communism” were distorted in translation from French to English. Trent voices concern about growing government control over business and a drift toward fascism, while the pair examine AI data centers and political corruption. They also discuss Teresa’s book, Dark Side of Hunger Mountain, and Wayne Pacelle’s new group opposing Colorado’s proposed right to hunt and fish.







