Jordan and Brandon talk with Ross Inman about the doctrine of divine immensity and omnipresence. They cover topics like what are these attributes, how do they fit in ways we have categorized the attributes in the past, what does it mean for God to be present everywhere, and more.

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Resources:

1) The T&T Clark Handbook to Analytic Theology
2) Divine Conspiracy, Dallas Willard

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Jordan and Brandon talk with David Rathel about all things John Gill. They cover topics like what Gill thought about catholicity, how he sought to promote it, what Gill thought about the covenant of redemption, why Gill was so influential among Baptists, and more.

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Resources:

1)  “A Case Study in Baptist Catholicity: The Scriptures and the Tradition in the Theology of John Gill.” Baptist Quarterly 49, no. 3 (2018): 108–116. 
2)  “John Gill and the History of Redemption as Mere Shadow: Exploring Gill’s Doctrine of the Covenant of Redemption.” Journal of Reformed Theology 11, no. 4 (2017): 377–400.

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Jordan and Brandon are joined by Jake and Cody as they talk with Tony Costa about creeds and hymns. They cover topics like what are creeds, how does the Old and New Testament speak to creeds, do they also have creeds, how should the church go about utilizing creeds, is there an organic relationship between creeds and hymns, and more.

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Resources:

1) Early Christian Creeds and Hymns, Tony Costa

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Luke Stamps and Matt Emerson about liturgy in low church life--especially baptist life. They cover topics like what is liturgy, how did low church liturgy come to be, if it is possible to remain Baptist and appreciate a high church liturgy, and much more.

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Find out more about the work of Luke and Matt at the Center for Baptist Renewal.

1) Baptists and the Christian Tradition, Edited by Luke Stamps and Matt Emerson
2) Orthodox Radicals, Matthew Bingham
3) The London Lyceum Episode with Matthew Bingham

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Jordan and Brandon talk with Alexander Hampton and John Peter Kenney about Christian Platonism. They cover topics like what is Platonism and what is Christian Platonism, how much of an impact did Platonism have on Christianity, and more.

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Resources:

1) Christian Platonism: A History, Edited by Alexandar Hampton and John Peter Kenney
2) Participation in God, Andrew Davison
3) The Routledge Handbook of Early Christian Philosophy, Edited by Mark Edwards
4) Contemplation and Classical Christianity, John Peter Kenney
5) On God, The Soul, Evil and the Rise of Christianity, John Peter Kenney

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Jordan and Brandon talk with E. Ray Rhodes about his research and writing on Susie Spurgeon. They cover topics like who was Susie Spurgeon, how influential was she on her family, how did she see the role of the pastors wife, how did she serve the church, what was her role with the book fund and poor ministries, and more.

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Find out more about Ray's work at his website.

Resources:

1) Susie: The Life and Legacy of Susie Spurgeon, E Ray Rhodes
2) Susannah Spurgeon: Free Grace and Dying Love
3) Spurgeon: A Biography, Arnold Dallimore

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Jordan and Brandon are joined by Brendan Case to discuss his recent book the Accountable Animal. They cover topics like what accountability means, what it requires, how it relates to justice, the problem of postmortem accountability, and much more.

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1) The Accountable Animal, Brendan Case

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Jordan and Brandon are joined by Matthew LaPine to discuss his book, the Logic of the Body. They consider topics like what is theological psychology, what Calvin and Aquinas thought about psychology, how we should think about our emotions, how therapy and embodiment should be understood, and much more.

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Resources:

1) What Can Miserable Christians Sing?, Carl Trueman
2) The Logic of Desire: Aquinas on Emotion, Nicholas Lombardo
3) Finding Quiet, JP Moreland
4) The Boy Who was Raised as a Dog, Bruce Perry and Maia Szalavitz
5) The Body Keeps the Score, Bessel van der Kolk
6) Anxious, Joseph LeDoux
7) God and Soul Care, Eric Johnson

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Jordan is joined by Alex DiPrima, Jake Stone, Cody Floate, and Jason Alligood as they chat with Christian Miller about the virtue of honesty. They cover topics related to the various definitions of honesty, what counts as dishonesty, if white lies count as being dishonest, what sort of social impact honesty and dishonesty have, if plagiarism is dishonest, if sermon plagiarism is dishonest, and more.

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Find our more about Christian Miller at his website.

Resources:

1) Honesty: The Philosophy and Psychology of a Neglected Virtue, Christian Miller
2) The Character Gap, Christian Miller

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Jordan and Brandon are joined by Thomas Williams to discuss all things in relation to John Duns Scotus. They consider who Scotus is, his takes on voluntarism, univocity, and simplicity, how he fits within the medieval era, and much more.

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Find all of Thomas's resources on his website.

Resources:

1) Monologion and Proslogion, Anselm
2) Philosophical Writings, John Duns Scotus
3) Franciscan Institute Publications

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