With All Your Mind

With All Your Mind

By Rachel GrimmReligion & SpiritualityChristianityEducationLanguage Learning
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With All Your Mind episodes

  • S2E12 - Ancient to Modern Bible Translation

    Lone wolf and committees, going through the middleman of Latin or straight to the source, Bible translations have been done in many different ways over the centuries.  But what do you think about the King James Bible?  Do you know why?

     

    Some of the resources used for this episode:

    • The Story of Christianity - Justo Gonzalez
  • A Student’s Guide to Textual Criticism of the Bible – Paul Wegner

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    41 min
  • S2E11 - New Year’s Goals

    Once a season I like to talk about the goals and purpose of the podcast, and New Year's Day seems like a good day for it.  And apparently I'll talk about Gen Z, too.

    23 min
  • S2E9 - More Church History

    There is a lot more to church history than just Western Europe! Here are some interesting stories and facts about lesser-known parts of the Christian Church, as well as the origins of Protestantism.

     

    Some of the resources used for this episode:

    • The Protestant Reformation
  • The Story of Christianity - Justo Gonzalez

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    39 min
  • S2E8 - East and West: Catholicism and Orthodoxy

    What is the difference between Catholicism and the Orthodox Church?  Or is it the Eastern Orthodox Church?  Is that the same as the Greek Orthodox Church?  Wait, who are we talking about again?

     

    Some of the resources used for this episode:

    • My notes, that yes I've kept from 2003, for Father Steven Simon's Russian Orthodoxy class, Mercyhurst College
  • Encyclopedia Britannica
  • The Story of Christianity - Justo Gonzalez

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    36 min
  • S2E7 - Early Translations of the Bible

    Did you know that the Latin Vulgate wasn't the first Latin Bible?  But it was the first Latin Bible to not play telephone!  Listen in to learn more about the Vulgate, the Peshitta and the Septuagint.

     

    Some resources used for this episode:

    • A Student's Guide to Textual Criticism of the Bible - Paul Wegner
  • The Story of Christianity - Justo Gonzalez
  • Septuagint: Why the Greek Old Testament Still Matters

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    45 min
  • S2E6 - The New Testament Canon

    Do we really know who wrote Hebrews (no) or Revelation (maybe)? And does it matter?  How do we know anything in the New Testament is divinely inspired and when were people agreed on it?

     

    Some of the resources used for this episode:

    • The Phylicia Maysonheimer Verity podcast, season 2
  • How We got the Bible - Neil Lightfoot
  • The Question of Canon - Michael Kruger
  • A Student's Guide to Textual Criticism of the Bible - Paul Wegner

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    36 min
  • S2E5 - The Old Testament Canon Part 2

    The Old Testament is big!  And the last episode would've been too big if I had included all this with it.  We're continuing on with our conversation about the Old Testament canon and how it got to be that way.

     

    Some of the resources used in this episode:

    • How We Got The Bible – Neil Lightfoot
  • The Question of Canon – Kruger
  • Old Testament Passages Quoted in the New Testament
  • Video: How to Make a Leather Scroll

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    33 min
  • S2E4 - The Old Testament Canon Part 1

    Have you ever wondered who decided that Job should be a part of the Bible?  Or better yet, Song of Solomon?  And when we talk about the Bible, what physically would someone like David or Nehemiah have been holding in their hands?

     

    Some of the resources used in this episode:

    • How We Got The Bible – Neil Lightfoot
  • The Question of Canon – Kruger
  • Old Testament Passages Quoted in the New Testament
  • Video: How to Make a Leather Scroll

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    35 min

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Looking to understand biblical concepts with the help of the original languages and historical and cultural context.