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Mentioned in 6 episodes

Biblical Critical Theory

Book • 2022

Christopher Watkin

Mentioned by

Justin Brierley

Christopher Watkin

Parker Sedeckes

Dr. Dru Johnson

Mentioned in 6 episodes

Mentioned by

Justin Brierley

as a book exploring how scripture sets the terms of the debate on modern political and social theories.

S2 E01. Is the Rebirth Right Wing? - Part One

Mentioned by

Justin Brierley

as a book that explores the interaction between Christianity and culture.

S2 E02. Is the Rebirth Right Wing? - Part Two

Recommended by

Gavin Ortlund

as one of the most helpful books he's read recently, offering a proactive approach to relating to modern culture through a biblical lens.

Why Jesus Prayed For Unity (A Sermon on John 17)

Mentioned by D.J. Murata, referencing his work on God's love as superabundance in contrast to a utilitarian view.

Episode 22 - Art, beauty, and the Christian imagination (with special guest Dr. Lanta Davis)

Mentioned by

Christopher Watkin

as his most recent book, exploring the intersection of the biblical story and technology.

Christopher Watkin - Technology, Identity and Grace

Mentioned by

Parker Sedeckes

as his new book, discussed in the podcast episode.

Ep. 215 - Can You Have a Biblical... Critical Theory??? w/Dr. Christopher Watkin

Mentioned by

Gavin Ortlund

as a book that shaped his thoughts on third-wayism.

Trump Gaza, Andrew Tate, and Why Christians Must Critique Both Right and Left (Third Wayism)

Mentioned by

Dr. Dru Johnson

; while the conclusions are agreeable, the methodology is not commended.

The State of Hebraic Thought in 2025 (Dru Johnson) Ep. #183

Mentioned by

Dave O'Brien

as the book he is discussing with

Martin Shuster

in the episode.

Martin Shuster, "Critical Theory: The Basics" (Routledge, 2024)

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