TheologyU
TheologyU
Podcast Description
Theology you can understand.
With academics and authors.
Hosted by Will Bennink (Wheaton College '23, Harvard Divinity School '27).
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Content Themes
The podcast explores themes such as comparative theology, religious literacy, church unity, faith in contemporary society, and biblical studies. Examples of episodes include discussions on comparative frameworks with Dr. Francis Clooney, the importance of religious literacy with Dr. Diane Moore, and the intersection of Augustinian thought and social issues with Dr. Greg Lee.
Theology you can understand.
With academics and authors.
Hosted by Will Bennink (Wheaton College ’23, Harvard Divinity School ’27).
Dr. James McGrath is the Clarence L. Goodwin chair in New Testament language and literature at Butler University. He earned his degree in religious studies from the university of Cambridge in 1993 before earning a Phd in philosophy from the university of Durham. Dr. McGrath has written many books surrounding the life of Jesus and New Testament history, and has also written about the show ”Dr. Who,” Theology and science fiction, and created ”Canon: The card game.”Today, we talk about his recent book John of History, Baptist of Faith: The Quest for the Historical Baptizer. It’s a historical investigation into the life and words of John the Baptist.
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