Joey Dodson

Joey Dodson, the Dr. Craig L. Blomberg Endowed Chair of New Testament at Denver Seminary, dives deep into Paul's Letter to the Romans. He discusses four scholarly lenses used to interpret this complex text, including the significance of justification and faith. The conversation also touches on the unity of Jews and Gentiles in the new covenant, emphasizing how Paul's message promotes church inclusivity. Additionally, they explore the radical implications of Paul's writings on justice within the context of Roman society.

Joey Dodson, Professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary and author of 'Conquerers Not Captives,' shares his expertise in this engaging discussion. Topics range from the influence of Hercules and Jewish texts on Paul’s writings to the complexities of the Colossian heresy. The conversation dives into the connections between ancient myths and Jesus, revealing how early Christians interacted with contemporary beliefs. It also explores rhetoric's power, drawing parallels with figures like Tupac, while emphasizing the ethical evolution in early Christian writings.