Jordan Wood

Jordan Wood, a former member of the Hart team, departs from David Bentley Hart. Topics covered include God's simplicity, God's relation to time, sociology's uncreated and created aspects, theological conversations and accessible writing, Liberty stories and piano playing, reflections on conversion, reincarnation, and cemetery plots, and the pleasure of crafting sentences and making fun.

Jordan Wood, a professor of theology at Belmont University and author of "The Provocateur," dives into the provocative topic of universalism, asserting that everyone, even the most unrepentant, may ultimately be saved. The conversation spans biblical interpretations of salvation and hell, contrasting traditional views with alternative perspectives. Wood's insights challenge simplistic beliefs, inviting a deeper exploration of God's grace and the complexities of salvation. The discussion also humorously reflects on academic rivalries and the enduring relevance of faith today.

Jordan Wood, an expert in theology, discusses the upcoming course on Maximus, highlighting Christ as the foundation of reason. The podcast covers antinomies, Kant's limits of reason, Bulgakov's sophiology, and a unique reading of Hegel. They explore theological synthesis, divine humanity, transcendence of Kantian limits, and the personal nature of faith and reason. The conversation delves into theological paradoxes, human psychology, and the transformative power of the belief in the resurrection of the dead.