
 Homebrewed Christianity
 Homebrewed Christianity Paul w/ Daniel Kirk & Peter Rollins
 Mar 5, 2015 
 In this engaging discussion, New Testament professor Daniel Kirk and philosopher Peter Rollins dive deep into the writings of Paul. They explore how Paul redefined Jewish identity and faith, emphasizing inclusion and the significance of Jesus' resurrection. The duo humorously tackles the complexities of theological interpretations, highlighting Paul's revolutionary impact on contemporary society. They also touch on the radical implications of resurrection and its integration into modern faith practices, calling for an active engagement in social justice. 
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 Intro 
 00:00 • 3min 
 Reimagining Paul: Revolution in Theology 
 02:42 • 23min 
 Faith and Identity: The Maccabean Resistance to Hellenization 
 25:30 • 19min 
 Reassessing Paul: Insights from Pauline Scholarship 
 44:34 • 10min 
 Reinterpreting the Christ Event: A Discourse on Revolution and Revelation 
 54:14 • 2min 
 Paul's Complex Identity in Early Christianity 
 56:17 • 28min 
 Faith Perspectives: Analyzing Paul's Teachings 
 01:23:51 • 4min 
 Exploring Paul's Insights on Faith and Resurrection 
 01:28:20 • 5min 
 Paul's Theology of Resurrection 
 01:32:51 • 11min 
 Reinterpreting Paul's Theology 
 01:44:11 • 10min 
 Radical Apocalyptic Vision in Paul's Theology 
 01:53:49 • 6min 

