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Hosted by itmeanswhatitmeans · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 144 episodes
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A podcast in which a guy with “some college” and a day job asks experts questions about biblical studies.
itmeanswhatitmeans hosts It Means What It Means, a religion show with 144 episodes published.
The conversation delves into the significance of Behemoth and Leviathan as one creature, as well as the importance of the Septuagint translation of the Book of Job. It also explores James Wykes' background and academic p
The conversation explores the relationship between ancient legal traditions and the concept of the self, emphasizing the importance of understanding law as an intellectual tradition. It delves into the Covenant Code and
The conversation delves into the power of old stories and their ability to save us from illness and death. It also explores the underemphasis of resurrection in churches and its connection to the prophetic tradition. The
The conversation delves into the concept of purgatory, exploring its theological and philosophical underpinnings, as well as the differences between the Roman Catholic and Protestant views of purgatory. It also examines
The conversation delves into the myth of Lilith, Nikki Marmery's writing journey, and the reimagining of biblical narratives. It explores the origin of Lilith in mythology, Marmery's transition from journalism to fiction
The conversation delves into the art of harmonization in Jesus films, the genesis of the book, narrative criticism, visualization of the Jesus story, characterization in Jesus films, themes and audience resonance, interr
The conversation delves into the myth of Lilith, Nikki Marmery's writing journey, and the reimagining of biblical narratives. It explores the origin of Lilith in mythology, Marmery's transition from journalism to fiction
The conversation explores the concept of uncovering the embedded meaning in a text, the motivation behind creating an African introduction to the New Testament, and the challenges of abstraction and normative reading in
The conversation delves into the eschatological themes and the use of Psalms in the book of Hebrews. Seth Whitaker shares his journey and interest in Hebrews and Psalms, highlighting the eschatological significance of th
The conversation begins with an introduction and catching up, followed by a discussion on the inspiration behind the book. The guest shares personal and vocational drives that led to the writing of the book, and the conc
The conversation delves into the field of textual criticism, focusing on the ECM project and its methodology. It explores the significance of textual criticism for the average reader of the Bible, the input process and c
The conversation explores the concept of beauty, the intersection of disability and eschatology, and the gospel ethic of the body. It delves into the narrow cultural ideals of beauty, the diverse embodiment in the eschat
The conversation delves into the story of 1 Samuel 25, exploring the themes of honor culture and the wisdom of Abigail. It provides insights into the dynamics of honor, loyalty, and the transfer of possessions in ancient
The conversation explores Aquinas's perspective on disabilities and their compatibility with perfection in heaven, as well as the concepts of bad difference and mere difference views on disability. It delves into the imp
The conversation delves into the interpretation of religious practices in antiquity, focusing on the comparison of Noah's sacrifice in different texts. It explores the background of the guest, Hillel Mali, and his resear
The conversation with James Vanderkam covers his research on R.H. Charles, the changes in biblical studies over time, and the challenges of publishing the Dead Sea Scrolls. Vanderkam shares insights into Charles's life,
The conversation explores the book of Judith, its historical context, and the character of Judith. It delves into the narrative, its genre, and the debate around Judith's actions and moral character. The discussion also
The conversation delves into the themes of trauma, migration, diaspora identity, and the story of Esther. It explores the complexities of these topics and their implications for individuals and communities. The discussio
James McGrath discusses his journey of faith, the concept of deconstruction, and the importance of love and community in reconstructing one's beliefs. He shares insights from his academic background, the challenges of do
Ryan Stokes discusses his journey into academic ministry, focusing on his research about the figure of Satan in biblical texts. He explores the evolution of the concept of Satan, the terminology used in different texts,
James McGrath
co-founder and broker · Stevey J International
1 appearance on this show
Leslie Baynes
Associate Professor in the department of languages cultures and religions at MSU · Missouri State University
1 appearance on this show
Taylor Petrey
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Davis
Senior Research Leader for Crops & Global Change · The Royal Botanic Gardens
1 appearance on this show
Kelsey Kramer McGinnis
co-author of "The Myth of Good Christian Parenting" · Christianity Today
1 appearance on this show
Brian Walsh
Beyond Homelessness Author · Force Management
1 appearance on this show
Mark Goodacre
Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at Duke University · Duke University
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Houston McNeel
1 appearance on this show
Adrian Tchaikovsky
Sci-fi author
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Matthew Boedy
Author of The Seven Mountains Mandate: Exposing the Dangerous Plan to Christianize America and Destroy Democracy, Thoughtful Chronicler of Christian Nationalism
1 appearance on this show
Amy Peeler
author of Hebrews: Commentaries for Christian Formation · Wheaton College
1 appearance on this show
Bruce Gordon
Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Yale Divinity School · Yale Divinity School
1 appearance on this show
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