Blogging through Critique of Pure Reason part 9: Transcendental Doctrine of Method
Series Index Criique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant (Hackett edition) Here we are, at the last post of this Kantian read-through. Our hope is that, if you do set…
Infinite Jesters: An Introduction
Hey Humanists! This summer we’ve got another read-through for you, our first attempt to go through a novel together. Nathan Gilmour and some of his colleagues at Emmanuel College (and…
Blogging through Critique of Pure Reason part 8: The Ideal of Pure Reason
Series Index Criique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant (Hackett edition) Yes, I know. We’ve now spilled over into the third year of this read-through, and it’s not early in…
My Week at Theology Beer Camp, Four Months Late
Those of you who listen to the podcast know that I went to Theology Beer Camp back in January, where I met some of the folks whose podcasts I’ve enjoyed…
Two Cheers for the Guild: Some Follow-up on Academic Biblical Studies
Super-listener Chen Bu Lei posed some good questions and concerns about my Christian Humanist Profiles interview with Daniel Kirk about his recent book A Man Attested by God, and I…
Christian Humanist Profiles 107: A Man Attested by God
Download this Episode At the core of the Christian’s confession we encounter the claim “Jesus is Lord.” It’s a bold claim, perhaps even confrontational, and for the faithful it’s the…
Christian Humanist Profiles 105: The Homebrewed Christianity Guide to God
Download or Stream this Episode The Canaanites said “Elohim” and the Greeks “Theos.” Throw in the Latin “Deus” and the Anglo-Saxon “God” and you’ve got a proposition, at the very…
Christian Humanist Profiles 104: Miroslav Volf
Download this Episode The twin forces of globalization and religion have induced much fear and trembling these days, but Miroslav Volf, the Founder and Director of the Yale Center for…
Christian Humanist Profiles 103: Cancer Is Funny
Download this Episode I always thought that things were as serious as cancer, but Jason Micheli has another idea. In a book that’s part memoir, part theology, and part handbook…
Christian Humanist Profiles 102: The Uncontrolling Love of God
Download this Episode “Dear friends, let us love one another, because love is from God, and everyone who loves has been fathered by God and knows God. The person who…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, episode # 211.01: John Cobb and Tripp Fuller at Theology Beer Camp
Download this Episode The final Theology Beer Camp episode is here! This episode starts with John Cobb’s lecture from the event’s last morning. Then you’ll hear Nathan Gilmour interview Cobb…
A Review of Meet Generation Z for Baker Books Bloggers
Meet Generation Z: Understanding and Reaching the New Post-Christian World By James Emery White 205 pp. Baker Books. $16.99 I’ve long been suspicious of broad generational labels, the assumption that…
Christian Humanist Profiles 101: The Benedict Option
Download this Episode In that strange moment that Petrarch called the Dark Ages and Enlightenment historians called the beginning of the Middle Ages, the great city-builders that once stretched their…
The Christian Humanist Podcast, Episode 210: The Number of the Beast
Nathan Gilmour immanentizes the eschaton with Michial Farmer and David Grubbs.
The Christian Humanist Podcast, episode # 209.01: Super-Crossover at Theology Beer Camp
Download this Episode This fun session will be the penultimate Theology Beer Camp episode. (The last one is going to take some work before I send it out, and you’ll…