

McFarlandFromNothing.mp3
Sep 23, 2014
Ian McFarland, a theology professor at Emory University, dives into his thought-provoking book, 'From Nothing: A Theology of Creation.' He unpacks the nuances of divine creation and the concept of 'nothingness,' critiquing traditional interpretations. The conversation navigates complexities surrounding evil, divine action, and Trinitarian perspectives on justice. McFarland also brings in insights from Maximus the Confessor, urging listeners to engage with richer theological understandings. Plus, there's an invitation to join Maximus' fan club!
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Theology of Creation: Exploring Divine Origins
03:36 • 33min
Exploring Creation and Nothingness
36:21 • 10min
Confronting the Problem of Evil
46:20 • 11min
Confronting Evil Through Faith
57:34 • 2min
Creation, Providence, and Eschatology
59:55 • 6min
Trinitarian Perspectives on Justice and Creaturely Integrity
01:06:07 • 5min
Exploring Maximus the Confessor's Theology of Creation
01:10:58 • 3min