Jordan Daniel Wood

Jordan Wood discusses his departure from David Bentley Hart, focusing on the person of Christ, panentheism, and the role of nature and grace in Maximus. They explore the teachings of Maximus on nature and grace, admire each other's writing, and delve into historical perspectives on focusing on Christ and the incarnation. They also discuss the editing process, the challenges of being theologians, and Forging Plow Shares' resources.

Bishop Chris Green, a leader in the Continuing Anglican Movement and author, joins theologian Jordan Daniel Wood, an expert on Maximus Confessor. They dive into the complex nature of evil and its persistent presence in the world. The conversation highlights themes from George MacDonald's 'Lilith,' exploring the connection between free will, divine goodness, and community. They discuss how love and trust in divine redemption can counteract negativity, while also introducing the profound concept of Perichoresis in understanding the Trinity.

Jordan Daniel Wood, an expert in Maximus the Confessor and a theologian, discusses his journey and introduces Maximus as the theologian for this age. Topics include: artificial intelligence, hospice chaplaincy, challenges in finding a professor job, interest in Orthodoxy and Pentecostalism, Maximus' influence on Origin, and the cosmic vision of Maximus in relation to expanding knowledge.