<p>Welcome to the third episode of my new "Theology Seeking Faith in Durham" podcast. In today's episode, I'll be explaining why I choose to refrain from calling the Scriptures of Israel the "Old Testament", and from calling the Christian Scriptures the "New Testament", as well as an unpacking of the fulfilment theology I personally hold to.</p>

Welcome to the third episode of my new "Theology Seeking Faith in Durham" podcast. In today's episode, I'll be explaining why I choose to refrain from calling the Scriptures of Israel the "Old Testament", and from calling the Christian Scriptures the "New Testament", as well as an unpacking of the fulfilment theology I personally hold to.

Why I don't call it the "Old Testament"

I have created this podcast to further explore some of the questions surrounding personal faith and modern, academic, critical theology and Biblical Studies and to see what others have to say about the challenges posed. I have named my podcast “Theology Seeking Faith in Durham” because I chose to study theology to fully make up my mind about religion, the opposite way around to Anselm who famously said, “I believe so that I may understand”.

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Why I don't call it the "Old Testament"

Why I don't call it the "Old Testament"