

Douglas Ottati: Reformed Theology for the 21st Century
Mar 7, 2021
Douglas Ottati, a distinguished Reformed Theology professor at Davidson College, shares insights from his significant new book on 21st-century theology. He dives into the contemporary relevance of piety, the historicity of religious traditions, and critiques on Jonathan Edwards. The conversation touches on how enlightenment shapes our cultural engagement, the interplay between church and academy, and the importance of maintaining a thick doctrine of sin. Ottati also emphasizes the need for deeper theological reflection amidst societal tensions and advocates for a more integrated approach to theological education.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Contemporary Liberal Theology and Economic Justice
02:31 • 4min
The Dynamics of Liberal Protestant Theology
06:32 • 30min
Navigating Reformed Theology
36:43 • 14min
The Interpretative Nature of Monuments in History
50:50 • 3min
Human Limits and Theological Insights
54:17 • 18min
Living Faith: The Church and the Kingdom of God
01:11:51 • 18min
Navigating Division and Unity in Faith
01:29:43 • 22min
Bridging Theology and the Church
01:51:19 • 13min
Theological Education in Community: Rethinking Student Experiences
02:03:52 • 3min