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TheologyCast
By Ryan Reeves Kevin TaylorReligion & Spirituality
TheologyCast episodes
- Episode 116: How to read a book and what denomination is Captain AmericaTopics include music we're listening to, the play Hamilton, playing the banjo, comic books, and other ideas that no one would care about.51 min
- Episode 115: The Apple Store and which Gadget Wesley Would BuyFor more, check us out at: theologycast.com49 min
- Episode 114: Meeting Famous People, Mad Max, and the Legacy of John WebsterFor more, check us out at: theologycast.com44 min
- Episode 113: Our Old Music Favorites and the Time Thomas Merton and Elvis Went on a RoadtripCheck us out at: theologycast.com40 min
- Episode 112: Being Homeowners, Paying for your Own Stuff, and the Gift of CalvinismFor more, check us out at: theologycast.com35 min
- Episode 111: Deadpool, the Publishing World, and Writing a BookWe talk about watching Deadpool and its differences with other superhero movies. We then talk our experiences with publishers and how to get a book published.41 min
- Episode 110: Technology makes us feel old, plus teaching and writing with new techKevin discusses his bid for political office in his local community, we discuss how technology has changed in the last 20 years, and how tech can help and hinder teaching, writing, and research.For more, check us out at: theologycast.com53 min
- Episode 109: Easter Egg hunts, the movie Heat, and the grammar of theologyFor more, check us out at: theologycast.com38 min
- Episode 108: Apple Watch, Reading biographies, and Orson WellesFor more, check us out at: theologycast.com41 min
- Episode 107: Marvel Universe and why teaching church history is like comic booksFor more, check us out at: theologycast.com40 min
About TheologyCast
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Theology Cast is a podcast with Ryan M. Reeves (Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary) and Kevin Taylor (Pfeiffer University). We discuss everything from theology, church history, pop culture, music, and...well anything that comes up along the way.
The views do no necessarily express those of either Gordon-Conwell or Pfeiffer. Especially their view of Star Wars.