Nestorianism, and the future of Protestant Christology

In this conversation, Wyatt Graham and Stephen Wedgworth delve into the topic of Nestorianism, exploring its historical context, theological implications, and contemporary relevance. They discuss the significance of the term Theotokos, the role of Mary, and the importance of Christology in understanding the natures of Christ. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in theological discourse, the necessity of charity in discussions, and the centrality of the Virgin Birth to the Christian gospel. Ultimately, they highlight the unity of Christ's divine Person as essential for salvation and the importance of revisiting historical theologies in modern contexts.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Nestorianism

02:56 Historical Context and Theological Implications

05:46 Understanding Nestorianism and Its Critique

09:07 The Role of Cyril of Alexandria

11:51 Modern Perspectives on Nestorianism

15:10 The Importance of Christology

17:59 Charity in Theological Discussions

20:50 The Role of Preachers and Theologians

24:05 The Gospels and the Person of Christ

27:14 The Importance of Christ's Identity

29:39 Understanding the Virgin Birth and Its Significance

30:57 The Nature of Christ: God and Man

34:55 The Role of Tradition in Christology

39:12 Navigating Christological Debates

43:09 Clarifying Nestorianism and Its Implications