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  • S1 Ep. 3 – Incarnation & Christophany vs Theophany
    This is episode 3 of The Theology Box with William Carroll. In this episode special guest Mark Miller and I discuss the significance of the incarnation and our best attempt at understanding the trinity. Music: Richard Liautaud Art: Phoebe Eriko Sugo (Insta: @sugo.studio)
    46 min
  • S1 Ep. 2 – Heaven is a Multicultural Place
    This is episode 2 of The Theology Box with William Carroll. In this episode special guest Mark Miller and I discuss differences that shape unique communities, how they benefit each other and what those differences might mean in an eternal sense. Music: Richard Liautaud Art: Phoebe Eriko Sugo (Insta: @sugo.studio)
    55 min
  • Ep. 2 – Heaven is a Multicultural Place
    This is episode 2 of The Theology Box with William Carroll. In this episode special guest Mark Miller and I discuss differences that shape unique communities, how they benefit each other and what those differences might mean in an eternal sense. Music: Richard Liautaud Art: Phoebe Eriko Sugo (Insta: @sugo.studio)
    55 min
  • S1 Ep. 1 – Introductions
    This is episode 1 of The Theology Box with William Carroll. In this episode special guest Mark Miller and I discuss what the goal of this podcast is as well as the effects of ethnocentrism on relationships both inside and outside of the church. Music: Richard Liautaud Art: Phoebe Eriko Sugo (Insta: @sugo.studio)
    32 min
  • Ep. 1 – Introductions
    This is episode 1 of The Theology Box with William Carroll. In this episode special guest Mark Miller and I discuss what the goal of this podcast is as well as the effects of ethnocentrism on relationships both inside and outside of the church. Music: Richard Liautaud Art: Phoebe Eriko Sugo (Insta: @sugo.studio)
    32 min

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A Podcast dedicated to seeing how God fits into the world we live in. Come and join us at the Theology Box where "theology is the conversation".