The Next Crusade - When Preaching Becomes A Crime

The Next Crusade - When Preaching Becomes A Crime

From The NXR Podcast by NXR STUDIOS

May 7, 2026 · 1h 7m

About this episode

In this episode, Fr Calvin Robinson discusses recent developments in Great Britain regarding preaching, youth conscription, and the implications of facial recognition technology, alongside insights into Christian beliefs from Father Martin Navarro.

Pre-order Fr Calvin Robinson's new book: The Silent Jihad: https://newchristianright.com/jihad Shop the store for other great merch at https://shop.newchristianright.com In this inaugural episode of The Next Crusade with NXR Studios, host Fr Calvin Robinson covers several recent developments in Great Britain: polling showing half of young people would refuse to fight for Britain amid renewed talk of conscription, a preacher threatened with arrest for preaching near a hospital safe access zone, the nationwide rollout of facial recognition after a human rights challenge fails in court, and a lifetime smoking ban targeting anyone born after 2008. Father Martin Navarro joins to explain why Easter is a season (Eastertide), the significance of the Easter Vigil, and why the Resurrection sits at the center of Christian belief. Callum Smiles closes out the episode with images of an IDF soldier smashing a statue of Christ in Lebanon, the reactions it has drawn, and the broader political implications.

People in this episode

Host: Fr Calvin Robinson

Guest: Father Martin Navarro

Topics covered

  • preaching and legality
  • youth and conscription
  • facial recognition technology
  • human rights
  • Christian beliefs
  • political implications

Keywords

  • preaching
  • conscription
  • facial recognition
  • Easter
  • Christianity
  • human rights
  • politics

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: NXR Studios, newchristianright.com, shop.newchristianright.com

Products: The Silent Jihad

Places: Great Britain, Lebanon

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