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On this "Short Take" we explore the mysterious figures of Genesis 6, tracing their origins, interpretations, and theological significance. From ancient giants to symbolic readings, the episode considers biblical context, historical views, and why these enigmatic beings continue to capture imagination and spark debate today in modern discussions.
Check out Sandra Richter's book, The Epic of Eden: A Christian Entry into the Old Testament.
I interview Dan Hawk on his book, Undoing Manifest Destiny: Settler America, Christian Colonists, and the Pursuit of Justice.
We explore the problems of America's white settler narrative and how its propaganda is still being peddled in the 21st century.
On this "Short Take," I respond to Franklin Graham and Pete Hegseth's usage of Scripture to justify Donald Trump's war with Iran. The New Testament writers read Israel's Scripture through the person and work of Jesus, which reinterprets the violence of Israel's history.
On this Short Take, Allan looks into the SAVE Act, what it is and its implications.
Donald Trump's name figures prominently in the Epstein Files. Michael and Allan draw out the implications and fallout for the future.
The New Testament tells us we are saved by faith, and judged on works. How do we make sense of that tension?
Was the southern border between the U.S. and Mexico open under President Biden with millions streaming in unaccounted for? In this "Short Take," I examine the facts and fiction of the claim.
On this episode, Michael and Allan discuss Ken's Burns' latest documentary highlighting the complexity of history and its multiple meanings.
Romans 13 has to be one of the most misused and abused passages of Scripture. In this episode, we set chapter 13 in the larger context of the letter, especially chapter 12, What counsel is Paul giving the church; and what is he NOT saying.
What is a Libertarian? Is there a Protestant connection to Libertarianism? Is there a Christian case to be made for Libertarianism?
On this episode, we put these questions and others to Alex Bernardo, host of "The Protestant Libertarian Podcast" which is connected to the Libertarian Christian Institute.
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