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Download or Stream this Episode In today’s episode, Coyle and Ed start a three part series on Richard Niebuhr’s Christ and Culture. Niebuhr’s classic book offers a set of ideal types for the way that[…]
Stream or download this episode. Michial Farmer, Carla Godwin, and Victoria Reynolds Farmer talk about books three and four of Homer’s Iliad. Show Notes Our translations of the Iliad: Samuel Butler (1898), Richmond Lattimore (1951), and Stanley Lombardo (1997). Friedrich[…]
Stream or download this episode. Nathan Gilmour talks to Michial Farmer and David Grubbs about Ralph Waldo Emerson’s 1841 essay “Circles.”
Download or Stream this Episode I remember translating the opening verses of 1 Timothy 2 for a Greek class in seminary. I had read the passage in English, and I had read some who insisted[…]
Episode 109: Beth Moore, Owen Strachan, and Women in the SBC -Welcome -Introductions Knowing –Personal Background: -What experiences (if any) have you had with women speaking from the front on Sunday mornings in complementarian[…]
After His resurrection, Jesus called His eleven remaining disciples and gave them a mission: “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of[…]
Stream or download this episode. In the inaugural episode of our new show, Michial Farmer, Christina Bieber Lake, and Jay Eldred talk about the first two books of Homer’s Iliad. Show Notes Our translations of the Iliad: Richmond[…]
Stream or download this episode. Visit our abandoned web site. Josh and Michial discuss the 24th full-length Disney animated feature, 1981’s The Fox and the Hound, with special guest Wesley Rodgers.
Perhaps no era of biblical interpretation is less appreciated than the Middle Ages. After all, weren’t the medievals at best just perpetuators of patristic readings, and at worst the most unbounded and fantastic of allegorists?[…]
Katie Grubbs, Alexis Neal, and Sara Klooster examine the biblical accounts of Martha and discuss how she is characterized in the church and in the complementarian sphere. Complementarianish #2: In Defense of Martha -Introductions -The[…]
