PODCAST: Bridging the Gap w/ special guest David Lapp
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I was pleased to have David Lapp as my guest to discuss the growing divide between groups of people along political and religious lines. David, […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus At the Movies Ep. 3 – What Dreams May Come (w/ Chris Date)
Posted onIn this episode we talked about the 1998 film What Dreams May Come, which sparked some great discussion about heaven, hell, love, the physicality of […]
PODCAST: Finding Jesus in the Jewish Feasts
Posted onDiscussion of the biblical feasts, (Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, and Tabernacles) their spiritual lessons, and how they point forward to […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus At the Movies Ep. 2 – Noah (w/ Mike Schellman)
Posted onIn this episode we looked at Darren Aronofsky’s Noah (2014) and talked about its themes of judgment and mercy, misguided piety, and stewardship/environmentalism. We also examined its […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus At the Movies Ep. 1 – Sin City (w/ Nick Quient)
Posted onThe first episode in a new series on theological and philosophical analysis of films looks at Sin City (2005)–the film adaptation of Frank Miller’s comic […]
PODCAST: Sean Spicer and The Stranger
Posted onAudio Download: http://www.cantus-firmus.com/Audio/20170313-SeanSpicerandtheStranger.mp3
PODCAST: Make Christianity Weak Again – Toward a Biblical Worldview of Political Involvement
Posted onI examine biblical data on the origin and purpose of government and contrast it with the traditional right and left wing outlooks as classically formulated […]
PODCAST: Daniel Was a Man – the Historicity of the Prophet Daniel
Posted onA brief look at the Old Testament book of Daniel, its late date by critical scholars, and arguments for the early date which it claims […]
PODCAST: For Three Redactions, Even for Four — Amos and the Documentary Hypothesis
Posted onAs an addendum to the previous podcast discussing the Documentary Hypothesis and the Pentateuch, I recorded this brief excursus on the book of Amos to […]
Erasmus on the “Problem of the Turk”
Posted onI recently came across a small treatise by the 16th century Christian humanist Desiderius Erasmus–the same Erasmus who gave us the Textus Receptus (the New […]