The Word on Worldviews

In this episode, Kurt and Morné each present a bad theology or conspiracy theory that people connect with the Bible and then provide actual Biblical correctives.  Morné addresses the bad theological phenomenon known as "house cleaning", which borders on the superstitious.  Kurt discusses the Mandela-effect, specifically as it relates to supposed parts of the Bible that have "disappeared."

The Word on Worldviews is a podcast where two friends discuss the various worldviews and philosophies, both current and throughout the ages from a Biblical perspective.

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Intro and outro music track: "Nowhere Land" by Kevin Macleod (https://incompetech.com)

In this episode of The Word on Worldviews podcast, Kurt and Morné cover various hermeneutic approaches throughout history and how deviations from the literal-grammatical-historical approach are nothing new.  The Cringe-o-meter appropriately ties in with the episode's topic and features an article by a well known author, along with an appropriate response written by, you guessed it, Dr. Christopher Cone.

Resource links for this episode:

Cringe-o-meter candidate: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/kevin-deyoung/your-theological-system-should-tell-you-how-to-exegete/

Appropriate response: https://drcone.com/2017/09/09/theological-system-not-tell-us-exegete-bible/

The Word on Worldviews is a podcast where two friends discuss the various worldviews and philosophies, both current and throughout the ages from a Biblical perspective.

Contact us: [email protected]

Intro and outro music track: "Nowhere Land" by Kevin Macleod (https://incompetech.com)

In the third episode of The Word on Worldviews podcast, Kurt and Morné delve into some of the nuts and bolts of Bible interpretation and exegesis.  Working from his training in seminary and also on some of the material developed by Dr. Christopher Cone, Kurt gives a step by step guide to study the Scriptures.  For the Cringe-o-meter, Morné evaluates a common, but very cringeworthy statement.

The Word on Worldviews is a podcast where two friends discuss the various worldviews and philosophies, both current and throughout the ages from a Biblical perspective.

Contact us: [email protected]

Intro and outro music track: "Nowhere Land" by Kevin Macleod (https://incompetech.com)

In the second episode of The Word on Worldviews, Kurt and Morné continue in their discussion on hermeneutics. They introduce a concept called, The Genesis Principle as outlined by Dr. Christopher Cone in his book, Priority in Biblical Hermeneutics and Theological Method.  In this principle, the speech acts of God and the responses to them in Genesis set the method in place for how one would interpret the rest of the Bible.  Furthermore, the cringe-o-meter goes to extra-terrestrial levels.

The Word on Worldviews is a podcast where two friends discuss the various worldviews and philosophies, both current and throughout the ages from a Biblical perspective.

Contact us: [email protected]

Intro and outro music track: "Nowhere Land" by Kevin Macleod (https://incompetech.com)

In the first episode of The Word on Worldviews, Kurt and Morné introduce themselves and also start a discussion on an important first topic.  How one approaches various worldviews is grounded in a source of authority and how truth is derived from that.  This then leads to the topic of hermeneutics, i.e. how we interpret that source of authority.

The Word on Worldviews is a podcast where two friends discuss the various worldviews and philosophies, both current and throughout the ages from a Biblical perspective.

Contact us: [email protected]

Intro and outro music track: "Nowhere Land" by Kevin Macleod (https://incompetech.com)

Announcing The Word on Worldviews podcast