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Christian History & Ideas
By John Coleman and Dr. Nirmal DassHistory
Christian History & Ideas episodes
- Christian History & Ideas: Christianity In Tibet and China, 2:2 (episode 20)
In this recording Nirmal Dass and John Coleman continue their discussion on the spread of Christianity along the Silk Road, in Tibet, and China.
The Nestorian Monument at Siganfu https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nestorian-Stele-Budge-plate-III.jpg#/media/File:Nestorian-Stele-Budge-plate-III.jpg
Empress Wu Zetian (Zhao) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_Zetian
On YouTube: https://youtu.be/KIsyJQB9S6A
Write us!: [email protected]
Nirmal's site: www.ThePostil.com
Our school: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com
43 min - Christian History & Ideas: Gnosticism and Woke Culture (show 12)
In this episode Nirmal Dass and John Coleman continue discussing ancient Antioch and Gnosticism, while eventually merging into contemporary.
A video of this episode is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/mrDVC8bq3AQ
Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/juHsze06ed0I/
Nirmal's site: http://thepostil.com/
John's site: http://apocatastasisinstitute.wordpre...
57 min - Christianity In Tibet And China: Christian History & Ideas (show 19)
In this conversation Nirmal Dass and John Coleman discuss the arrival of Christianity in Tibet and China.
A video of the show is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/muNbYvBUXTE
Write us!: [email protected]
Dr. Dass' site: www.thepostil.com
Our school: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com [email protected]
43 min - Relics, Theosis, And Plato's Cave: Christian History & Ideas (show 18)
Write us!: [email protected]
Dr. Dass' site: www.ThePostil.com
Our college: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com
52 min - Relics and Reality: Christian History & Ideas (show 17)
In this discussion we talk about the development of relics within the context of the Greco-Roman world.
The book we talk about: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/97803...
write us: [email protected]
Dr. Dass' site: www.ThePostil.com
Our school: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com
48 min - The Roles of Jerusalem As Pilgrimage and Monastic Center: Christian History & Ideas (show 16)
In this conversation we continue our discussion about Jerusalem in the Early Church, as well as the rise of eastern monasticism.
write us!: [email protected]
Nirmal's site: www.ThePostil.com
our school: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com
53 min - Christian History & Ideas: Jerusalem and Pilgrimage (show 15)
Dr. Dass and John Coleman discuss Jerusalem and pilgrimage, touching on The Pilgrimage of Etheria, an account of a woman's pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 381.
A video of this recording is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1L9Augk-qSo
Write us!: [email protected]
Dr. Dass' site: www.ThePostil.com
Our college: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com
47 min - Christian History & Ideas: Jerusalem's Post-Apostolic History (#14)
In this episode of CH&I Dr. Nirmal Dass and John Coleman continue their talk of Jerusalem in the Early Church. In today's feature they discuss the later history of the See of Jerusalem.
A video of this episode is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/h8H-JirOm4E
Dr. Dass' site: www.thepostil.com
John Coleman's site: www.ApocatastasisInstitute.wordpress.com
48 min - 41 min
- Christian History & Ideas: Ancient Antioch (show 11)
In this recording Nirmal Dass and John Coleman talk about ancient Antioch in Christian history.
This episode is available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/eO1G8r-YNUI
Nirmal's site: http://thepostil.com/
John's site: http://apocatastasisinstitute.wordpre...
50 min
About Christian History & Ideas
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A scholarly discussion by Dr. Nirmal Dass and John Coleman about Christianity in the context of historical, philosophical, theological, and cultural movements. Dr. Dass is the editor of The Postil…
Magazine, John Coleman is founder of Apocatastasis: An Institute for the Humanities.