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Is Evolution a Dirty Word? Muslim Perspectives on Science and Religion (Shoaib Malik) Ep. #197
Is the relationship between Islam and science as well-developed as it is in Christianity? Not even close—but that’s changing. In…
Can Muslims, Jews, and Christians Talk About Science and Scripture? (Dru Johnson) Ep. #196
What happens when you put 15 scholars—scientists and theologians, Muslim, Jewish, and Christian—in a room to talk about creation? In…
Syndicated: Jesus and Jewish Law (Logan Williams and Paul Sloan) Ep. #195
Was the Mosaic Law a burdensome set of rules meant to be broken? Did Jesus overthrow the Torah—or fulfill it?…
ICYMI – Wisdom of Primal Peoples in the Era of World Christianity (Jangkholam Haokip) Ep. #194
This episode was originally published on November 11, 2022. We thought it was worth a reissue for our newer listeners….
Is God Really Unchanging? Challenging Classical Theism’s View of God (R.T. Mullins) Ep. #193
Is God emotionless and unchanging? Many systematic theologians have long argued that God is completely impassible—meaning He cannot feel, suffer,…
Why We Struggle to Read the Bible—And How to Fix It (Alex Goodwin) Ep. #192
What if the way we format and structure the Bible is actually making it harder to read? In this episode,…
Faith, Politics, and Media: Rethinking Christian Political Involvement (Kaitlyn Schiess) Ep. #191
Are we mistaking media consumption for political engagement? In this episode, Kaitlyn Schiess joins The Biblical Mind Podcast to challenge…
From the Five Percent Nation to Biblical Scholar: CHT Fellow Hakeem Bradley Ep. #190
What if the Bible isn’t meant to be neatly packaged and easily explained? In this episode, CHT Fellow Hakeem Bradley…
The Contemporary Worship Music Pipeline, or “Where Did The Psalms Go?” (Marc Jolicoeur) Ep. #189
Who decides what worship songs we sing in church? It turns out, worship music is a massive industry, and the…
Listening to the Bible: Why Scripture Was Meant to Be Heard (Dru Johnson) Ep. #188
Most of us read the Bible with our eyes—but what if we’re missing something essential by not listening to it?…
