The Communicatio Idiomatum with Richard Cross

In this podcast, Jordan and Brandon talk with Richard Cross about the communicatio idiomatum and its significance in theological debates. They discuss the perspectives of Lutherans, Calvinists, and the Council of Chalcedon, as well as the sharing of properties between divine and human nature. They explore the work of Tim Pawl on Christological semantics and its relation to the Reformation debates. They also delve into Luther and Zwingli's contrasting views on the communication of attributes and the complexities of Luther and Svingley's debate on Eucharistic matters. Additionally, they discuss the historical importance of John Duns Scotus in philosophy and theology, the dominance of Aquinas, and the challenges of reading Scotus' works.