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The poetry in Scripture can be hard to understand. And, especially when it is embedded within a story, such as…
Instead of merely worrying about violence in the Old Testament, we could instead ask how Scripture is critiquing our use of violence.
Dr. Luke Bobo talks about interpreting Scripture, the intersection of faith and work, and the church’s role in the economic order.
Since the 19th century, the term “wisdom literature” has been associated specifically with the books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Job….
In this episode, Dr. Carmen Imes discusses Old Testament laws, with a special focus on how modern Christians should read the Torah.
Author and speaker Aimee Byrd believes that a careful reading of the biblical texts should inform the church’s view on sex and gender.
Part of the A Gender Study: The Real Lives of Women and Men in the Bible series
Dr. Johnson talks with Dr. Heath Thomas about reading Scripture with literary sensitivity and rejuvinated imaginations.
Dr. Dru Johnson talks to Dr. Bryan Van Norden about expanding our definition of philosophy to challenge our own Western ways of thinking and to understand other cultures.
In this episode, Dr. Dru Johnson talks with Dr. James K. Hoffmeier about Egyptology and whether there was a historical exodus.
In this episode, Dru Johnson talks with Ned Bustard about Christianity and art, and Ned’s book Revealed: A Storybook Bible for Grown-Ups.
Part of the Biblical Artist Series series