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www.twitch.tv/thetwitchtheologianIn this episode, we look at how some Christians handle Easter and the Easter bunny.

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I have never seen or heard a Joel Osteen sermon. I decided to react to it live. Enjoy!

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Romans 1 shows us a historical snapshot of humanity’s descent away from God that leads to a life of discrimination. Only in Christ can we identify and remove the bigotted views on our own lives and influence the world around us.www.thetheologypit.comhttps://www.patreon.com/thetheologypit

This will be the first of many for 2021.

I sit down with Don Collett the author of Figural Reading and the Old Testament to discuss the finer points of his book. He shows that the Figural reading (allegorical reading) is largely ignored by many Christians today. In doing so we may miss what God has for us through our own interpretative bias' when interpreting the Bible.

I sit down with Don Collett the author of Figural Reading and the Old Testament to discuss the finer points of his book. He shows that the Figural reading (allegorical reading) is largely ignored by many Christians today. In doing so we may miss what God has for us through our own interpretative bias' when interpreting the Bible.

I sit down with Don Collett the author of Figural Reading and the Old Testament to discuss the finer points of his book. He shows that the Figural reading (allegorical reading) is largely ignored by many Christians today. In doing so we may miss what God has for us through our own interpretative bias' when interpreting the Bible.

I sit down with Don Collett the author of Figural Reading and the Old Testament to discuss the finer points of his book. He shows that the Figural reading (allegorical reading) is largely ignored by many Christians today. In doing so we may miss what God has for us through our own interpretative bias' when interpreting the Bible.

What does the Gospel look like in an African Context? Dan and I examine how the Gospel is presented and understood in African countries.

In this series I am speaking on an issue that exposes the idea that bigotry extends beyond racial bounds. The main point of this series is to expose the sinfulness of the human heart to the point where we want to divide ourselves into groups for any reason. As Christians we are to fight against this notion by recognizing our uniqueness in creation and our oneness in Christ.Music from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JjKfVVEtwVw

In this series I am speaking on an issue that exposes the idea that bigotry extends beyond racial bounds. The main point of this series is to expose the sinfulness of the human heart to the point where we want to divide ourselves into groups for any reason. As Christians we are to fight against this notion by recognizing our uniqueness in creation and our oneness in Christ.

In this series I am speaking on an issue that exposes the idea that bigotry extends beyond racial bounds. The main point of this series is to expose the sinfulness of the human heart to the point where we want to divide ourselves into groups for any reason. As Christians we are to fight against this notion by recognizing our uniqueness in creation and our oneness in Christ.

I sat down with Pastor Dave Howells from the Church of the Living Christ to understand the history and belief of his church denomination. We discuss what makes his tradition unique and how he understands its place historically. I have some fun pushing back on a few things and challenging him, but it's not confrontational. At the end, he asks me what I think about the Black Lives Matter movement. And I answer honestly!https://www.patreon.com/thetheologypithttps://myclc.net/https://www.twitch.tv/churchofthelivingchristhttps://www.facebook.com/Church-of-the-Living-Christ-147587901951763/

I sat down with Pastor Dave Howells from the Church of the Living Christ to understand the history and belief of his church denomination. We discuss what makes his tradition unique and how he understands its place historically. I have some fun pushing back on a few things and challenging him, but it's not confrontational.At the end, he asks me what I think about the Black Lives Matter movement. And I answer honestly!https://www.patreon.com/thetheologypithttps://myclc.net/https://www.twitch.tv/churchofthelivingchristhttps://www.facebook.com/Church-of-the-Living-Christ-147587901951763/

I sat down with Pastor Dave Howells from the Church of the Living Christ to understand the history and belief of his church denomination. We discuss what makes his tradition unique and how he understands its place historically. I have some fun pushing back on a few things and challenging him, but it's not confrontational.At the end, he asks me what I think about the Black Lives Matter movement. And I answer honestly!https://www.patreon.com/thetheologypit

I sat down with Pastor Dave Howells from the Church of the Living Christ to understand the history and belief of his church denomination. We discuss what makes his tradition unique and how he understands its place historically. I have some fun pushing back on a few things and challenging him, but it's not confrontational.At the end, he asks me what I think about the Black Lives Matter movement. And I answer honestly!Church of the Living Christ can be found online at:https://myclc.net/https://www.twitch.tv/churchofthelivingchristhttps://www.facebook.com/Church-of-the-Living-Christ-147587901951763/

I sat down with Pastor Dave Howells from the Church of the Living Christ to understand the history and belief of his church denomination. We discuss what makes his tradition unique and how he understands its place historically. I have some fun pushing back on a few things and challenging him, but it's not confrontational.At the end, he asks me what I think about the Black Lives Matter movement. And I answer honestly!Church of the Living Christ can be found online at:https://myclc.net/https://www.twitch.tv/churchofthelivingchristhttps://www.facebook.com/Church-of-the-Living-Christ-147587901951763/

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The letter to the Romans should be understood in an apocalypse way. What this means is that the Christ event revealed the reality of historical redemption for both the Jew and the Gentile.

The letter to the Romans should be understood in an apocalypse way. What this means is that the Christ event revealed the reality of historical redemption for both the Jew and the Gentile. In the next two episodes, I will go through Romans 1 & 2 and show how we are to understand what Paul is writing.

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Christianity Today ArticleWayne Grudem’s response Bill Clinton’s 1996 transcriptFleming Rutledge’s book

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This is the final episode in this series.

Continuing the study of my translation from Greek to English.

This podcast is pretty technical, but still very good for understanding translations and theological implications.

Here are some facts about the book:No mention of GodNot mentioned in the NTIt was not found among the Dead Sea ScrollsThe festival of Purim is celebrated, but this not instituted by GodThis was the book that the Nazi’s forbid the Jews from reciting in the concentration camps on the threat of immediate death

The views looked at are the literalist view, the accommodationist view, and the Creator centered view.

This episode is from a paper I wrote in my Galatians class this past summer (2018).

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I interview two members of clergy and work through the theology of guns in American Christianity. This is part 2 of a 3 part series.

For Ash Wednesday I spent most of the day at a local Convent. I talk about what that was like and give a little history on nunneries.

In this episode, I read over one of my short papers on the Papal-Frankish Alliance of 751 and give a little more background.

Awesome first week. Super busy but I'm loving it!

I went to the school and talked with some students about what to expect. I also finished 2 book reviews which I've posted online though they are subject to change before they are officially due.

I have been accepted into the MDIV program at Trinity School for Ministry. This is the start of my digital journal. I will post weekly thoughts and descriptions of what I'm learning as well as any emotional things that are happening.

In this episode we look at two arguments for the existence of something rather than nothing and what that tells us about the concept of a god.

In Romans 1 Paul is assuming that everyone has a basic understanding of the philosophical concepts for the existence of God.

The Church in America may not do things well but one thing we do consistently is not educate new converts or our children in theology.

Finishing up the "letter to Christians" segment. This is very low argumentation that passes for good work in the world of Atheism. The basic structure is straw man arguments with the hope that nobody questions you. Atheism stands on sinking sand.

We continue our series on how Atheists rationalize their Atheism. Looking at how they take the bible out of context in hopes that nobody will ever check the scriptures for themselves.