OnScript

Dr. Lisa Powell, a theologian and ethicist, discusses the role of disability studies in challenging traditional notions. She explores her personal journey to becoming a systematic theologian and liberation theology's impact. The concept of receptivity in caregiving and the portrayal of the resurrected Jesus in eschatological images are also discussed. Engaging in dialogue on God, Christology, and disability is emphasized.

In this podcast, Amy Hughes interviews Erin Rafferty, a researcher in ethnographic and practical theology. They discuss topics like moving from inclusion to justice, challenging cultural norms, and the coercive nature of a gospel-related space. They also touch on personal interests like comfort shows, books, and critiquing Christian leadership in relation to disability studies.

In this lively conversation, theologian Matthew Novenson discusses the weirdness of Paul, theological and historical approaches, first-century Judaism, hermeneutical relativism, the influence of religious commitments on interpretation, the identity of the 'Jew in secret' in Romans 2, and Paul's perspective on sin and Judaism.

Dr. Wolf Gruner, expert on Jewish resistance in Nazi Germany, discusses various forms of resistance such as defacing Nazi symbols and acts of physical self-defense. He explores the legal situation for Jews in Germany, highlighting corrupt laws and challenges faced. The podcast challenges the perception of Jewish passivity during the Holocaust and emphasizes the importance of taking action.

Matt Lynch, Expert on Old Testament violence, joins Chris Tilling to discuss approaches to dealing with Old Testament violence. They explore Marcion's rejection of the Old Testament, the divine command theory, the progressive revelation model, and the view of the cross as the ultimate revelation of God. Plus, they engage in lighthearted conversations about a playful night in college, comparing Canada and the UK, book recommendations, and the significance of the Hill of Foreskins and Joshua's encounter with the sword-wielding man.

Stanley Porter, President and Dean at McMaster Divinity College, and Bryan Dyer, an acquisitions editor at Baker Academic, dive deep into the complexities of New Testament Christology. They discuss Jesus' identity through various biblical titles and traditions, the collaborative process behind their co-authored work, and the influence of prophetic literature on his portrayal. The conversation also touches on the surprising effects of social media on theological discourse and the dual nature of Jesus as both divine and human.

Episode: “We’re in the midst of an unraveling”. So argues Ted Smith about the shift in the ways that people relate and the end of theological education as it’s typically conceived. […] The post Ted Smith – The End of Theological Education first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Revelation is a mysterious book, shrouded in symbol and rich in Old Testament allusions. What does it mean for our present and future? And more importantly, what does it […] The post Brandon Smith – The Trinity in the Book of Revelation first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Biblical World co-host Kyle Keimer discusses his research on King Hezekiah’s preparations for the Assyrian attack in 701 BCE. How do archaeologists determine the nature and extent of Hezekiah’s defensive […] The post Kyle Keimer – Hezekiah Prepares for War first appeared on OnScript.

The podcast features theologian Glenn Butner discussing Jesus as a refugee, exploring the historical, theological, and societal implications. Topics include challenges faced by refugees, militarization of borders, reinterpreting biblical passages, and the importance of solidarity and political engagement in addressing the global refugee crisis.