Ruben Rosario Rodriguez, the Clarence Louis and Helen Steber Professor of Theological Studies at Saint Louis University, delves into the intersection of the Reformed tradition and liberation theology. He shares his journey shaped by Puerto Rican colonial history and addresses systemic racism and the modern political landscape's effects on faith. Topics include how theology can drive social justice initiatives, the dual nature of technology in faith communities, and the autobiographical elements of liberation theology, urging active participation in movements for justice.

Dr. Rubén Rosario Rodriguez, an associate professor of theology at St. Louis University and author, dives into John Calvin's lasting influence in a world far beyond the West. He highlights Calvinism's complex legacy, discussing its role in historical struggles for social justice, especially in South Africa. From its impact on American religious identity to debates about its darker chapters, Rodriguez explores how Calvin's teachings shaped liberation movements. The conversation also touches on the transformative nature of sacraments and the significance of communion in contemporary faith.