Christian Humanist Profiles 174: The Monkhood of All Believers
What is a monk? The word evokes the image of a man robed and cowled, tonsured in the West, bearded in the East. It recalls the architecture of the monastery,…
Christian Humanist Profiles 172:
Stream or download this episode. When I was in seminary, in the first year of this millennium of ours, I was quite sure I was not an evangelical: I was…
Christian Humanist Profiles 170: The Meaning of Protestant Theology
Ask what principle Martin Luther put at the center of his Protestant Reformation theology, and you’ll get several good answers: justification by faith alone; the primacy of scriptural authority over…
Christian Humanist Profiles 168: Quest for the Historical Apostles
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…
Christian Humanist Profiles 167: Introducing Medieval Interpretation
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…
City of Man, Episode 89: Ancient Asides 12, The End of the World as We Know It
Download or Stream this Episode In this Episode, Coyle and Jordan talk about the end of the Roman Empire, from the reign of Theodosius to the fall of the Western…
The Christian Feminist Podcast, Episode 108: Kate Chopin
Ilia Danner Grubbs, Victoria Reynolds Farmer, and Katie Norman Grubbs discuss the intersectionality of Kate Chopin’s works through two of her short stories. INTRODUCTIONS KNOWING: Working definition and…
City of Man, Episode 86: Ancient Asides 11, the Fourth Century
Download or Stream this Episode In this episode, Coyle and Jordan talk about the political and religious maneuverings of the Fourth Century, between the death of Constantine and the rise…
City of Man, Episode 82: Ancient Asides 10, Constantine
Download or Stream this Episode In this episode, Coyle and Jordan tackle the most divisive and complex figure in the postapostolic church. Mentioned in the Episode: Lactantius, On the Deaths of…
Book Review: “Classical Greek Oligarchy” by Matthew Simonton
A quick take on a recent book on oligarchy
City of Man, Episode 78: Ancient Asides 9, Diocletian
Download or Stream this Episode In this eighth episode of the City of Man sub-series, Ancient Asides, Coyle and Jordan Poss talk about Diocletian, the Roman emperor between 284-305, whose…
City of Man, Episode 74: Ancient Asides 8 Heresy and Apologetics in the Early Church
Download or Stream this Episode In the eighth episode of our Ancient Asides miniseries, Coyle and Jordan talk about the early church in the Roman Empire from 150-300AD Readings from…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #34: Munich
The fourth season of The Pietist Schoolman Podcast wrapped up with Sam Mulberry and me talking about our favorite memorials, museums, meals, and masterpieces in the southern German city of Munich. In…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #33: Paris
Sam and I are back from our Thanksgiving break to talk through the next stop on our “World Wars in Western Europe” tour: Paris, France After trying to decide whether or…
The Pietist Schoolman Podcast, Episode #32: The Western Front
Our Pietist Schoolman Podcast travelogue continues with the Western Front of World War I: Sam Mulberry and I talked about the battlefields at the heart of our January 2019 travel course and June 2019…