A lot more stereotypes than theology
I really wanted to like this show as a female theologian who enjoys learning about all different facets of the Christian faith. My issue with it isn’t that I disagree (though I do on many things); my issue is that there are a lot of Biblical interpretations and opinions presented as fact. There are a lot of unbiblical opinions presented as fact, (“most men look for the men they can beat up when they enter the room” is not accurate, nor would that be considered Christ-like, so why mention it to prove complementarianism?) as well. There is also a lot of insulting other denominations and viewpoints and putting other Christian women down. I love “Cultish,” and that’s where I heard of these ladies, but this definitely ain’t that. This makes female seminarians out to be catty and cliquish and elitist. I wanted something to present multiple viewpoints to new Christian women, including reformed and renewed, but this isn’t a good example for young Christian women trying to figure out what they believe. Why can’t we tell our beliefs without putting each other down?
Bumble-snuff via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/14/23
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This podcast is so great! It's a fascinating resource for my new venture into establishing my knowledge of theology. I feel like I can relate to Summer and Joy (wonderful names, by the way) and can't wait for more episodes! Thank you for serving the Lord in this way, and allowing Him to...Read full review »
megperk0420 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/01/16
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sjp2463 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/30/16
If you're picky about Truth and accuracy, Sheologians is for you. I value actual Truth above all things and Summer will give you just that. Thank you for being a breath of fresh air in a day and age full of bad theology ❤️
haydenlorraine via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/30/16
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