Prominent theologians and philosophers delve into the astonishing claim that Jesus is God, discussing topics such as the challenges of understanding the incarnation, the development of the doctrine of the Trinity, the debate about the nature of Jesus, and the importance of beginning with Jesus in one's understanding of God.

Ian McFarland, a prominent theology professor, delves into the intriguing concept of creation out of nothing. He reflects on his journey from practical ministry to academia, detailing the influence of key theologians in his life. The conversation uncovers the connections between divine creativity, human relationships, and liberation theology. McFarland also addresses the complexities of grief and divine providence, emphasizing compassion over explanation. He critiques traditional views of God’s relationship with evil, offering fresh perspectives on sustaining creation and the intrinsic value of all beings.

Ian McFarland, a theology professor at Emory University, dives into his thought-provoking book, 'From Nothing: A Theology of Creation.' He unpacks the nuances of divine creation and the concept of 'nothingness,' critiquing traditional interpretations. The conversation navigates complexities surrounding evil, divine action, and Trinitarian perspectives on justice. McFarland also brings in insights from Maximus the Confessor, urging listeners to engage with richer theological understandings. Plus, there's an invitation to join Maximus' fan club!