Theology Without The Bullsh*t

In this week's episode we discuss how the role of the sacraments change in Lutheran theology; namely, the eucharist.

This week's episode discusses the roots of the reformation and how the thoughts of a Catholic monk changed the direction of Christian faith forever - Martin Luther!

This weeks episode explores the concept of Atonement by looking at Anselm and Abelard.

In this episode we discuss the rational proof for God's existence by virtue of Anselm's ontological argument, and the empirical proofs offered by Thomas Aquinas.

Tonight we discuss the emergence of Scholasticism during the Middle Ages and the implications therein.

Continuing on in our exploration of Christianity, the professor and I discuss the Middle Ages. We briefly touch on the east/west split of Christianity and the Roman Empire, Monasticism, Scholasticism, the Renaissance, and the Reformation.

Tonight Paul and I discuss the Pelagian Controversy. Here we address Augustine on grace, free will, and predestination.

Hey everyone! It's a special episode tonight. Paul had ministry work to take care of this week and I wanted to provide some content tonight since we took a month of while I was on vacation. Tonight I go into my own personal beliefs about the content of theology highlighted by my own experiences and insight.

Hey everybody and welcome back to another new episode! This week we address the Donatist Controversy. At stake here is whether the moral qualities of a priest nullify their ability to perform the sacrament.

This week we cover the topic of Augustine's distinctions regarding properly ordered love versus improperly ordered love.