Just and Sinner Podcast

This continuation of our series on Trinitarian heresies addresses the history and theology of the Socinians.

This part of the Trinitarian heresies series gives an overview of the life and beliefs of the controversial figure Michael Servetus.

This is a talk I delivered at the 2023 Henkel Conference in Nashville, TN on the subject of the Christian gentleman as an alternative to the popular Red Pilled ideology currently popular for many young men.

This third part in the series on Trinitarian heresies addresses the Manicheans and other related sects in the early church.

This episode overviews the Trinitarian heresies of Marcionism, Arianism, and others.

This is the first episode in a series that overviews Trinitarian heresies. We cover the earliest heresies here like Ebionism and Gnosticism.

This episode covers Wolfhart Pannenberg, Robert Jenson, and the third quest for the historical Jesus.

Jurgen Moltmann, a prominent German theologian, discusses his views on Christology, historical Jesus quests, and the impact of Marxist thinkers. The podcast explores the reliability of Gospel narratives, Moltmann's rejection of traditional views, and his embrace of a future-oriented approach. It also delves into the necessity of the incarnation apart from sin and Moltmann's unique perspectives on divine suffering within Christology.

This part of our Christology series discusses Neo Orthodoxy and the first quest of the historical Jesus.

This part of our series on Trinitarian theology addresses the distinction between the economic and ontological Trinity, as well as other important Trinitarian distinctions.