Isolation & Work, with Kunal Moryani

Hell & Universalism with Michael McClymond

What is the Church’s teaching on hell? What is universalism? Listen in with Dr. Michael McClymond.
 


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Michael McClymond, David Bentley Hart, universalism, that all shall be saved, will everyone be saved, The Devil’s Redemption

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Karl Barth & Eternity, with Mark Edwards

What is Time? How Does Karl Barth Think about Eternity? Listen in with Mark Edwards & Sheb Varghese, on the Faith Colloquium podcast.
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4 Reasons to Go to Church and 2 Reasons Not to

Increasingly there are evangelical Christians who are growing irritated with their Christian practices. Women and men who have grown up their whole lives in evangelical culture begin to wonder if they've been misled their entire lives. They are tired of shallow, showy Christianity with empty platitudes and pious hypocrisy, and yet continue to dreadfully go to their Sunday services and small group Bible studies. With every Sunday, it's one more negative experience.

What are frustrated evangelicals supposed to do about church?

Infant Baptism vs. Believer's Baptism, with David Hammond

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Malayalee Pentecostalism, with Sheb and Sam Varghese

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 What is Malayalee Pentecostalism? What is the future of Malayalee Pentecostalism? Listen in on the Faith Colloquium podcast, with Sheb and Sam Varghese.
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My Love-Hate Relationship with Universalism

I think the greatest challenge to Christian faith is the problem of evil.

Four Books Every Christian Should Read

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 How to Read the Bible for All It's Worth



The Story of Christianity




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The Gap Betewen Academia & Lay People, Sheb & Sam Varghese

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What can academics and lay people do to understand each other better? How can we bridge the gap? Listen in with Sheb and Sam Varghese on the Faith Colloquium podcast.

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Do All Dogs Go to Heaven? And Other Questions About the Eschaton

What will the after-life be like?

Will people eat?

Will there be actual streets of gold?

Will we see our pets?

God and Time, with Ryan Mullins

. Does God transcend time? Or is God temporal? How might God know the future? Listen in with Ryan Mullins.

Black Panther and the Problem of Evil

The problem of evil is a challenge to religious belief, and yet the New Testament writers felt that the death and resurrection of Jesus effectively disempowered the forces of evil in the world, and evil should not be a hindrance to trust in God.

How does this make sense?

How to be an Atheist and Sola Scriptura, with Mitch Stokes

Are skeptical atheists skeptical enough? Is the doctrine of sola scriptura coherent? Listen in with Mitch Stokes and Sheb Varghese on the Faith Colloquium Podcast.
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On Attending Seminary, with Sheb and Sam Varghese

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What should you know before attending seminary? What makes a good seminary? Listen in with Sheb and Sam Varghese on the Faith Colloquium Podcast. Please comment with your own thoughts, share, and subscribe.

5 Things I Do Not Like about Protestant Evangelicalism

In the past, I've shared what I love about Evangelicalism.

And those still remain true about evangelicalism at its best. In this post, I want to explain what I don't like about Protestant evangelical culture at its worst.

Feminism and Joining the Catholic Church, with Abigail Favale

Can a Christian be a feminist? What do Protestants misunderstand about Catholicism?

Listen to my (Sheb Varghese) conversation with Abigail Favale, author of Into the Deep*, on the Faith Colloquium podcast. Feel free to comment with your own thoughts, share, and subscribe.

What to Look for in a Church

What do you look for in a church? Listen to Sheb and Sam Varghese discuss 8 important things to look for when trying to find a church to attend, and please comment with your own thoughts.

Theological Hipster Bullies

It seems like we never really grow out of high school social structures. And even theology nerds can grow up to become the new bullies on the block.

When I browse around certain theological circles, particularly on the internet, I've discovered a strange hipstery attitude that accompanies with it an intellectual snobbery that borders on bullying. 

Here's what I mean.

Why Not Become Eastern Orthodox?

For some time now, I have found myself comfortable within the Anglican tradition, but I have still thought of myself (rightly or wrongly) as an Anglican with some Eastern Orthodox tendencies. And I have to confess that I have questioned and wrestled over whether or not the Eastern Orthodox church is the way to go. I've had wonderful professors who I possess great respect for from that tradition as well as friends and family who have joined the Orthodox church.

God, the Undercover Agent?

I will be honest: I find the problem of evil and suffering deeply intellectually and emotionally troubling as someone who is committed to Christian theism.