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- E5 Paul of Tarsus & power
Level: intermediate
In this episode I look at the historical context of the Roman imperial cult and the hymn in chapter 2 of Paul's letter to the Philippians.
Intro: Scott Holmes Music - Inspirational Outlook
Outro: Bacalao - Quatre Saisons Carrosse - IntroSupport the show
24 min - E4 Fundamentalist to Catholic
Level: beginner
In this episode I interview my friend Joe Mohler on his intellectual journey from fundamentalist Christianity, to atheism, to the Catholic Church.
Intro: Scott Holmes Music - Inspirational Outlook
Outro: Bacalao - Quatre Saisons Carrosse - IntroSupport the show
41 min - E3 Covenant in the ancient Near East
Level: beginner
In this episode my friend Sam and I explore the the ancient Near Eastern concept of covenant.
Intro: Scott Holmes Music - Inspirational Outlook
Outro: Bacalao - Quatre Saisons Carrosse - IntroSupport the show
29 min - E2 Where did the Old Testament come from?
Level: intermediate
In this episode I take a look at the different writings and theoretical authors of ancient Jewish literature.
Intro: Scott Holmes Music - Inspirational Outlook
Outro: Bacalao - Quatre Saisons Carrosse - IntroSupport the show
7 min - E1 In the beginning
Level: beginner
In this episode I introduce you to the podcast with the text of Genesis 1 in its historical context.
Intro: Scott Holmes Music - Inspirational Outlook
Outro: Bacalao - Quatre Saisons Carrosse - IntroSupport the show
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About The Logos Project
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The purpose of this show is to offer insights from the Tradition to explain the modern world so that we can successfully move into the future. The show covers Catholic philosophy, and theology. We…
often have guest philosophers and theologians on the show to share their field of expertise with the audience. This show is Catholic, but all Christian communions are welcome, as well as atheists, agnostics, and members of other traditions.