
Carmen Joy Imes
Talbot colleague and Old Testament scholar. Guest host on the Think Biblically podcast.
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Mar 19, 2025 • 56min
What Does It Mean to Take God's Name in Vain? | Carmen Imes on Exodus 20:7
Carmen Joy Imes, an Associate Professor of Old Testament at Talbot School of Theology, dives into the rich layers of Exodus 20:7 and what it truly means to take God's name in vain. She explores historical and linguistic insights, emphasizing the command's significance beyond mere speech. Imes discusses the responsibilities of the Israelite nation as representatives of God and the profound implications for contemporary believers. This fascinating conversation challenges listeners to reflect on how their actions embody God's character in daily life.

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Apr 4, 2025 • 51min
Count It Up
Ken Chitwood, a religion scholar and newswriter, discusses the rise of far-right populism in Europe, focusing on Marine Le Pen's legal troubles. Michael Wear and Harvest Prude break down Cory Booker's marathon Senate speech and its implications for the Democratic Party. Finally, Carmen Imes examines the controversial prosperity gospel espoused by televangelist Paula White, critiquing its promises of blessings while emphasizing the importance of communal spirituality over individualism.

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Jun 13, 2025 • 57min
Cultural Update: Selecting embryos; AI romantic chatbots; Is sunlight and fresh air a human right?
Carmen Imes, an Old Testament scholar and Talbot professor, joins Scott to tackle fascinating issues. They discuss the potential dangers of AI romantic chatbots, exploring how they can create unhealthy dependencies. The conversation shifts to the ethics of selecting embryos for specific traits, raising questions about societal values and eugenics. Additionally, they highlight the dire conditions of inmates lacking sunlight and fresh air, advocating for basic human dignity. The duo also reflects on faith's role in governance and the ethics of taxation within communities.