Two-age Sojourner Podding with Pascal Denault
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Feb 12, 2025 Pascal Denault, author of "The Distinctiveness of Reformed Baptist Covenant Theology," shares his insights on covenant theology and its implications for baptism practices. He explores the rich history of Reformed Baptist thought and the nuances of 1689 Federalism. The discussion highlights the cultural dynamics in Quebec, especially between French-speaking Catholics and Protestants. Denault also navigates the topic of theonomy in Canada, reflecting on recent theological debates and political engagement during the pandemic.
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French Canadian Protestantism
- French Canadians felt under English control after the British conquest of 1760.
- Being Protestant and French meant belonging to the "enemy," making it hard to establish French-speaking churches.
Quebec's Evangelical Revival
- The Quiet Revolution of the 1960s, Vatican II, and secularization paved the way for an evangelical revival in Quebec.
- This led to a rapid increase in French-speaking evangelical churches.
Scars from Religious Trauma
- Michael Beck shares an anecdote about an Irish acquaintance who was deeply scarred by abuse from a Catholic priest.
- This highlights the lasting impact of such experiences and the complex relationship between individuals and religious institutions.