Credo Podcast

By Matthew BarrettReligion & Spirituality Christianity

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Credo Podcast episodes

October 08, 2018 Should We Interpret the Bible Theologically?
Is it possible to approach the text of Scripture neutral, without a theological framework? What dangers exist in neglecting theology in the exegetical process? Should creeds and confessions throughout the history of Christianity play any role in biblical interpretation? What are appropriate ways to utilize dogmatic categories in exegesis? Why are the disciplines of theology… Download Audio
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September 26, 2018 John Frame’s Life as a Theologian
How did John Frame first discover theology? How was his time at Princeton and Yale instrumental to his theological journey? What influence has Cornelius Van Til had on Frame and how does Frame differ in his presuppositional approach to apologetics? What does it mean to be winsomely reformed? In this episode of the Credo podcast, Matthew… Download Audio
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52 min
September 26, 2018 John Frame’s Life as a Theologian
How did John Frame first discover theology? How was his time at Princeton and Yale instrumental to his theological journey? What influence has Cornelius Van Til had on Frame and how does Frame differ in his presuppositional approach to apologetics? What does it mean to be winsomely reformed? In this episode of the Credo podcast, Matthew… Download Audio
52 min
September 06, 2018 Thomas Aquinas: Friend or Foe?
Is Thomas Aquinas a friend or foe to evangelicals? Why are evangelicals so unfamiliar with one of the greatest theologians in the history of the church, Thomas Aquinas? Download Audio
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55 min
September 06, 2018 Thomas Aquinas: Friend or Foe?
Is Thomas Aquinas a friend or foe to evangelicals? Why are evangelicals so unfamiliar with one of the greatest theologians in the history of the church, Thomas Aquinas? Download Audio
55 min
August 20, 2018 The Classical God and the Insanity of Atheism, Part 2
Is western atheism a novel movement? How has the atheism of today misunderstood the metaphysics of the doctrine of God? Is the classical understanding of God articulated by Eastern and Western Fathers a better antidote to contemporary atheism than the modern, relational view of God? Why is the Christian God the first cause, that being who… Download Audio
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47 min
August 20, 2018 The Classical God and the Insanity of Atheism, Part 2
Is western atheism a novel movement? How has the atheism of today misunderstood the metaphysics of the doctrine of God? Is the classical understanding of God articulated by Eastern and Western Fathers a better antidote to contemporary atheism than the modern, relational view of God? Why is the Christian God the first cause, that being who… Download Audio
47 min
August 20, 2018 The Classical God and the Insanity of Atheism, Part 1
Is western atheism a novel movement? How has the atheism of today misunderstood the metaphysics of the doctrine of God? Is the classical understanding of God articulated by Eastern and Western Fathers a better antidote to contemporary atheism than the modern, relational view of God? Why is the Christian God the first cause, that being who… Download Audio
39 min
August 01, 2018 How can Christ have two natures?
How can Christ have two natures? How do these two natures relate to one another in the one person of Christ? What is the communication of attributes and Calvin's "extra," and why do these concepts advance our understanding of the hypostatic union? In this episode of the Credo podcast, Matthew Barrett and Stephen Wellum dare to enter into the mystery of the person of Christ, deciphering how Christians should and should not describe the incarnation. Barrett and Wellum demonstrate why a biblical and theological understanding of Christ's person is essential to the Christian faith and provide much needed wisdom on how to avoid Christological heresies. Download Audio
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49 min
August 01, 2018 How can Christ have two natures?
How can Christ have two natures? How do these two natures relate to one another in the one person of Christ? What is the communication of attributes and Calvin's "extra," and why do these concepts advance our understanding of the hypostatic union? In this episode of the Credo podcast, Matthew Barrett and Stephen Wellum dare to enter into the mystery of the person of Christ, deciphering how Christians should and should not describe the incarnation. Barrett and Wellum demonstrate why a biblical and theological understanding of Christ's person is essential to the Christian faith and provide much needed wisdom on how to avoid Christological heresies. Download Audio
49 min

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Welcome to the Credo Podcast where doctrine matters. Eavesdrop on conversations between Matthew Barrett and top theologians about the most pressing and important theological issues today.