Integralism: The 100-Year Plan To Destroy The American Founding

What is Catholic integralism — and why has a movement almost nobody had heard of five years ago suddenly captured conservative institutions, Harvard Law, and arguably part of the White House? Jeremy Boreing sits down to steelman integralism, trace its history from Constantine to JD Vance, and explain what it would actually mean for American citizenship, voting rights, and the separation of church and state. ►Full episode here:    • J.D. Vance Is a Post-Liberal. Here's What ...   ►Subscribe for more long-form conversations like this one — it's the single biggest way to help this show reach people who've never heard these arguments before. In this episode: the meaning of "duo sunt" and the two powers · why integralists point to St. Ambrose humiliating the Emperor Theodosius and to St. Louis IX of France · the three-step story of Western apostasy (Protestantism, liberalism, communism) · the Insurrection Barbie post that put integralism on everyone's radar · why Adrian Vermeule says you don't need a mass movement, only the elites · the 2020 book that stated the agenda too plainly and triggered a rebrand to "post-liberalism" · whether conservatives can demand a confessional state while rejecting the current pope · and why younger, more orthodox priests are central to the long game. This is a steelman, not a strawman — and a clear distinction between what integralists teach and what the Catholic Church actually teaches. ►Support the show and shave with a company that doesn't hate you: https://www.jeremysrazors.com/ ►Jeremy's The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin is the #1 fantasy series on Amazon — watch it now on Prime Video: https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detai... 00:00 What Integralism Actually Demands 01:34 The Strongest Case for Integralism 02:22 The Emperor Who Was Barred From Mass 04:25 The Post That Set Catholics Off 07:38 The Book So Radical They Rebranded 11:11 Is the American Founding Heretical? #CatholicIntegralism #JDVance #ChurchAndState #Postliberalism #PoliticalPhilosophy