Join us for this episode on a fascinating text which gives us a first hand account of what martyrdom was like for early Christians. Although there was some teaching on this text in the AAW series, we go much more in depth here. I hope you enjoy hearing about the first female writer in Christian history.

This podcast summarizes some of the major movements of the 4th Century and their affect on St. Athanasius and the African church. St. Athanasius was "against the world" and stood up for what he believed against many emperors who did not want him to lead the church in Alexandria. I forgot to record this live at my church, so I just recorded a version of it at home. Hope you enjoy!

Hey Listeners! We are recording new podcasts as a trio and our first one is On the Perpetual Virginity of Mary by St. Jerome. We are going to look at this one aspect of early Christianity that is not talked about as much in Protestant circles. At least some of the early Christians said Mary was a virgin for her whole life. We will talk about why Jerome believes this and whether we find his argument convincing. I hope you enjoy it.

We are talking about Tertullian's resolve in the face of persecution through his writings. Tertullian wrote in defense of Christians against the government. He also wrote about the Rule of Faith and what Christians believed against those who thought differently. I hope you enjoy this episode. Let me know if you want more info on this class!

We are back with the second week of the class entitled Africans Against the World. I hope you are enjoying it. We will look at two of the first female martyrs of Christian history and the first writing known to be written by a woman. I hope you enjoy it.

Greetings Friends of the Podcast, We are going to add a new stream to this podcast feed. This is Chad Kim's class on early Christian theology from Africa. Its called Africans Against the World: How the Resolve of African Christian Shaped the Church's Story. We will be releasing it every week or two. This first week is on Mark who African tradition holds comes from Libya. Let us know what you think!

This is the end! We have finished the Confessions. In this episode we discuss Augustine's reading of Genesis, how he interprets scripture, his possibly bad allegory, and much more.

This is our second to last episode on the Confessions. We will be discussing the nature of time as Augustine sees it. https://www.patreon.com/AHOCT

This episode is a recording of Chad's lecture given at the Evangelical Theological Society in November of 2019.

We discuss memory in Book 10 as well as hear Chad's defense of Augustine against the charge of being gnostic or simply a Platonist.