James Jordan

James Jordan, a renowned lecturer on paedocommunion, dives deep into the importance of including children in communion practices. He explores the historical and theological implications of paedocommunion, contrasting various denominational views. The conversation touches on the interconnectedness of faith and community, emphasizing baptism's role in family and faith transmission. Jordan challenges individualistic perspectives, advocating for a more inclusive approach in church rituals. His insights invite reflection on the spiritual significance of communal participation.

James Jordan discusses the Christian view of war and self-defense. Exploring biblical principles of defensive warfare and justice shifts. Delving into just war ethics and historical examples. Abram's covenants and altars as sanctuaries. Historical battles and conquests of kings for courage.

James Jordan discusses a Christian view of war focusing on biblical themes of blood vengeance, self-defense, and rescue. He explores Isaac's covenant, deception, and the symbolic interpretation of wells. The podcast also delves into Jacob's negotiation tactics with Laban and unconventional war strategies from biblical stories.