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“I am not a Lutheran. In fact, I am a Latter-day Saint—something at which the majority of listeners/reviewers of this podcast would sneer, sadly. I’ll come back to that.
This podcast does well to introduce laypeople to topics in the classical liberal arts (philosophy, analytic language, intellectual history, etc.). The podcast also explains Lutheranism very thoroughly and in a manner delightful to the Lutheran fold. I would agree with *some of* the reviews here that point to the flippant and smug attitudes shared by the hosts regarding Catholic and Evangelical Christian world views.
I would extend that, if you’d indulge me, to include the ham-fisted and smug discounts of Mormon thought that pop up as hisses and bywords here and there throughout the series.
Like all freshman in their first apologetics seminary class, these gentlemen neglect to address LDS theology as more than just a cult or an incoherent ramble of frontier American Christianity. I imagine their knowledge of Mormonism comes from one class they took on “cults” from a professor who knows just barely more than they do. What I see in that is yet another example of an utterly embarrassing ignorance of a thorough, robust, and philosophically coherent world view/philosophy/theology.
The unfamiliarity with Mormonism, coupled with its nonchalant dismissal by the hosts, is cringy and awkward.
Altogether a great podcast, though!”
ewayne91 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/18/21
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“Excellent episode. Love it when I leave a Podcast with my mind numb. Hungry for more episodes like this.”
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United States of America ·
03/21/18
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“A thoughtful, conversational, and irenic descusion of theology by people much smarter than I even as a tetotaling Calvinistic Baptist I find I agree more with these guys than I thought I would”
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United States of America ·
02/04/16
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“I've had the privilege of studying under Dr. Rosenbladt and Dr. Francisco, and I have been extremely blessed by Dr. Rosenbladt's work (WHI, etc.) for many years. This is a great podcast for both pastors and laymen. It is simple and ordered. It is still a work in progress in the...”Read full review »
Joe Dapelo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/19/16
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