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Podcastica Patristica episodes
- Episode 23: Nestorius
In this episode, Tylor discusses what the arch heretic actually believed.
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Music:
The First by Scott Gratton (cc-by-nc)Questing by Ari deNiro (cc-by-nc)Your Pulse by Little Glass Men (cc-by)Cash Rules by Ari deNiro (cc-by-nc)54 min - Episode 22: Cyril of Alexandria
Cyril of Alexandria is a mixed bag of a bishop—a political schemer, a fighter of heretics, a theological powerhouse, a murderer?
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Music:
The First by Scott Gratton (cc-by-nc)
A Moment by Scott Gratton (cc-by-nc)Falling Into You by Little Glass Men (cc-by)Open Door by Little Glass Men (cc-by)Periodicals by Blue Dot Sessions (cc-by)1 hr - 5 min
- Episode 21: Christian Essentials Review and Discussion
Gerhard and Tylor review Lexham Press' Christian Essentials series and discuss the Apostle's Creed and the Lord's Prayer.
1 hr 10 min - Episode 20: Ecclesiology and History
Gerhard and Tylor discuss how Christian History shapes their commitments to their own church traditions.
1 hr 26 min - Episode 19: Clerical Celibacy
In this episode we look at the development of priestly celibacy in the early church through the medieval era.
1 hr 6 min - Episode 18: Pseudo-DionysiusIn this episode we follow an unknown man into unknown and unknowableterritory--the realm beyond language and comprehension.1 hr 8 min
- Episode 17: Reading Mark's Christology Under Caesar (Interview with Dr. Adam Winn)Dr. Adam Winn joins us in this interview on his new book ‘Reading Mark’sChristology Under Caesar: Jesus the Messiah and Roman Imperial Ideology.’1 hr 7 min
- City of God: Part 11 (Books XXI-XXII)The final episode of our guide to St. Augustine's 'City of God.'34 min
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About Podcastica Patristica
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Tylor Standley hosts this podcast on early Christianity. On each episode, he discusses a person, text, or issue in early Christian history. By the end of each episode you will be able to either read…
an ancient text for yourself or engage with some more dense introductory materials.