Jon DePue

In this engaging discussion, Jon DePue, a Duke Divinity School graduate and learning community support specialist, sheds light on the theological nuances of God's wrath as presented in Romans. He reinterprets traditional views, arguing for a loving perspective on divine anger and its role in justice. The conversation challenges listeners to rethink their understanding of scripture, moving beyond mere punishment towards a message of healing and reconciliation. DePue encourages continuous exploration of complex theological themes in community.

Jon DePue, co-author of a book on Paul's Gospel, discusses the disjunction in Paul's thought, proposing a unifying way forward. They explore liberation beyond justification by faith, critique atonement theories, and challenge traditional views of God's love. The conversation delves into Paul's Jewishness, gospel in Romans and Galatians, and how a transformative participatory gospel offers freedom.

Jon DePue, co-author of "Beyond Justification" and Duke Divinity School graduate, takes listeners on an enlightening journey through the concept of faith. He delves into Paul's writings, unpacking the meaning of faith in a relational context rather than an individualistic one. DePue emphasizes Christ's faithfulness as central to salvation, shifting the focus from human effort. The discussion also explores how personal beliefs shape community dynamics and highlights the transformative power of understanding faith within the Christian tradition.

Guest Jon DePue delves into Paul's gospel message of being in Christ, contrasting justification theory with participation theory. They explore accountability before God, righteousness, divine retribution, imputation of Christ's righteousness, theological perspectives in Paul's letters, unconditional election, and Paul's rhetorical debate. The discussion highlights the transformative power of the good news and the influence of the legal system on Christianity.

Jon DePue, co-author of 'Beyond Justification' with Douglas Campbell, discusses Paul's original gospel of inclusive love, God's eternal plan of redemption, human liberty, cosmic perspectives, and the transformative power of Christ's resurrection. They explore Paul's theology, adoption language, and the unifying of humanity in Christ, highlighting the ultimate message of universal salvation.