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’Doth Protest’ Our Favorite Theologians #2

Feb 21, 20221 hr 19 minSeason 1Ep. 1
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Episode description

We really wanted to name the episode something like "A God Full of Sin". But you can listen to what one of these four profound theologians says on that. Friends Rev's. Charlie Lehmann and James Rickenbaker join this episode to discuss more of their favorite theologians. Charlie talks about James Voelz and Norman Nagel (both of whom he also had as teachers!). James talks about Michael Horton. Andrew talks about Athanasius. We had an absolutely amazing talk. You are in for a treat.

Shownotes:

The textbook that Charlie mentions from James Voelz is What Does This Mean? James's recommended these books by Michael Horton: Christless Christianity: The Alternative Gospel of the American Church Putting Amazing Back into Grace: Embracing the Heart of the Gospel The Gospel-Driven Life: Being Good News People in a Bad News World The book by John Behr which mentions God's three-fold purpose for taking on the flesh (according to Athanasius) is The Nicene Faith (Formation of Christian Theology)

The Mockingbird article that Andrew referred to.

A web version of Athanasius's discourses against the Arians.

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