Christian Humanist Profiles 176: Never Doubt Thomas
Download or Stream this Episode In his famous essay “On the Reading of Old Books” C.S. Lewis praises the texts of ages past not because they were so often right–none…
Philosophy, Theology, Literature, and Other Things Human Beings Do Well
Download or Stream this Episode In his famous essay “On the Reading of Old Books” C.S. Lewis praises the texts of ages past not because they were so often right–none…
Download or Stream this Episode Nathan Gilmour, along with many at the Christian Humanist Radio Network, was sad to hear of Roger Scruton’s death this week. To honor his work…
Throughout her long history, Christ’s Church has been united and divided by words. For that reason, our creeds and confessions often have mixed reputations: they are the pure apostolic tradition;…
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,…
Stream or download this episode. In this episode, Coyle and Ed give their summary thoughts about Richard Niebuhr’s classic work. Their conversation turns to an extended discussion of the idea…
There’s a lot of poetry in the Bible. Anyone who flips through its pages can see how many have that telltale jagged edge of printed verse. But it’s not only…
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…
Alexis Neal, Carla Godwin, and Jessica Hardin discuss makeup, hair dye, cosmetic surgery, and other ways women alter their physical appearance.
In this episode, your three intrepid Book of Naturists held forth on the subject of Thought – in the ideas surrounding the differences between and complementary natures of Abstract and…
Stream or download this episode. Late in his posthumously-published Philosophical Investigations, in section 373, Ludwig Wittgenstein presents a cryptic aphorism regarding grammar: “Grammar tells what kind of object anything is.…
Download or Stream this Episode In this week’s episode, Coyle, Michial, and Danny talk about country music in the late 1950s and early 1960s. You get a bonus bit about…
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…
In this special episode of The Book of Nature, Charles Hackney hosts a discussion with Jay Eldred and Jordan Poss on the Stephen King novel, The Shining, as part of…
Download or Stream this Episode In today’s episode, Coyle talks to Daniel Dawson of the Book of Nature Podcast about Stephen King’s novel Revival. This episode is part of the Christian…
Download or Stream this Episode In these two episodes, Coyle and Ed hit parts two and three of a series on Richard Niebuhr’s Christ and Culture. These episodes cover the…