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Dr. Molly Worthen joins Matt and Derek to talk all things evangelicalism, not the least of which is her book, Apostles of Reason: The Crisis of Authority in American Evangelicalism.
Caleb WaitPoliticsTheologyChurchchrist and cultureMere FidelityRoman Catholicism
Nearly every Christian tradition has its own view on Christ & Culture; that is, how the Christian church relates to secular culture and political powers. In this episode, Pater Edmund
Matthew SheddenTheology
There is nothing more important for us to do in the face of the threat of nuclear war—or any other universalizing danger—than to go on living.
Susannah Black RobertsTheologyItalyTravel
Carnevale and Lent are both about the fundamental inversion, the not-grasping-after-safety, of Christianity.
Caleb WaitHumilityCultureTheologyChurchKarl Barthsystematic theologyMere Fidelity
God is all-powerful. God is all-knowing. God is ever-present. But is God humble? Dr. Matthew Wilcoxen joins Derek and Alastair to discuss his recent book, Divine Humility:
Caleb WaitPrayerCultureTheologyChurchMere Fidelityreligion
How do we pray to our Father? Dr. Wesley Hill joins Matt, Derek, and Alastair to discuss his latest book, The Lord's Prayer: A Guide to Praying to
Caleb WaitCultureTheologySciencemetaphysicsMere Fidelitynihilismatheism
Can science tell us how we should live or why we should be good and not evil? Paul Nedelisky joins Matt, Derek, and Alastair to explore these questions and discuss
Caleb WaitCultureParentingTheologyChurchLiturgyMere Fidelitychurch-calendar
Matt introduces the latest podcast at Mere Orthodoxy, "Sacred Season." Sacred Season is a new podcast hosted by Danielle Hitchen & Erin Morrow Hawley that covers the vocation
Guest WriterTheologyBooks
Keith Johnson's Theology as Discipleship is a deeply helpful book for theologians. But it is not, the protestations of its endorsers aside, for everyone.
Berny BelvedereTheologyPhilosophyTheology and PracticeNarrativeRobert JensonKarl Rahner
Thought it has many values, there are limits to what narrative theology can tell us about God. Failing to understand that is a grave mistake.
Derek RishmawyTheologyTheology and Practiceattributes of Godimpassibility
What does it mean for God to be impassible? More importantly, what does this mean for the Incarnation?
Kevin WhiteFamilyTheologyMarriageTheology and Practicechildlessnessinfertility
Adoption is good, but should all childless couples feel called to adopt? We need to distinguish between what's good and what's required.