A theological red pill for Protestants
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“I’m a Protestant, former pastor, lecturer and current PhD student in New Testament. Accordingly, I thought I knew a bit about the Bible, theology and angelology. However, having listened to a goodly number of the Lord of Spirits podcast episodes, I have been thoroughly disabused of any notions of competence. I have seen the pitfalls of my tradition critiqued far more potently than any polemical, theological tome. If you want to understand how badly evangelicalism has capitulated to post-Enlightenment philosophy, let Fathers Andrew and Stephen take you on a whistle stop tour through premodern categories and systems of thought. Thus you will discover an alternative from the forced choice between the Scylla and Charybdis of either arid evangelical intellectualism or vapid, charismatic fanaticism.
While thoroughly informative, this introduction to biblical and patristic thought hits the sweet spot between the weighty and the accessible. You will learn and you will enjoy it! Thanks to all involved in the production of this gem.”
deemus via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/12/21
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“Sometimes the tangents are a little frustrating because I’m fascinated by what you’re discussing and the constant asides are a bit much at times. I’m recommending to friends but concerned they won’t wade through the long build up in the beginning. But excellent content.”
artistgirl111 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/09/21
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“If you’re interested in the traditional worldview, especially that on display in the 2nd temple period and onward this is a podcast you can’t miss. I love Michael Heiser’s work but this is a traditional and orthodox take on that same body of scholarship and general topics dealing with the divine...”Read full review »
Donovan McCormick via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/19/20
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“Disappointing.”
zomglmnopq via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/27/20
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