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A podcast exploring Socinianism – a 16th-century theological and philosophical movement founded by Fausto Sozzini that critically examines core doctrines such as the Trinity, original sin, and predestination.
Marcin Poholski hosts Socinianism Podcast, a religion show with 43 episodes published.
Acts 13:2 — "The Holy Spirit said..." — has been a touchstone in debates about the personhood of the Holy Spirit and the nature of divine speech. This episode begins a close reading of that verse and its history: how ear
Show notesLuke 2:52 says simply that Jesus "increased in wisdom and stature, and in favor with God and man." For orthodox theology that phrase sits easily beside the doctrine of the Son's eternal pre‑existence; for the Socinians o
Show notesA close reading of Matthew 23:9 that changed how one early modern movement thought about clergy, titles, and power. We trace the Jewish and patristic background of the phrase, the rise of clerical honorifics in medieval
Show notesPaul's terse line—"born of a woman"—has carried enormous theological freight. Traditionally read as proof that the eternal Son entered history, it shaped doctrines from Nicaea to Calvin. Yet Socinians read it in a radica
Show notesHebrews 4:15 — "we do not have a high priest who cannot sympathize..." — became a touchstone for how Christians understand who Jesus is and what his suffering accomplishes. This episode examines how the historic Trinitar
Show notesMatthew 5:17 contains one of the most contested phrases in Christian history: "I have not come to abolish the law but to fulfil it." Traditionally read as proof that Jesus is divine lawgiver and the consummation of proph
Show notesPaul’s famous claim “I have become all things to all people” has been read for centuries as a pattern for mission, moral flexibility, or even theological compromise. This episode reconstructs how the verse was received f
Show notesActs 17:11 describes the Bereans as "noble" because they examined Paul's teaching against the Scriptures. Socinian writers seized that single sentence as a hermeneutical key: scripture must be examined by reason, not acc
Show notesMatthew 18:15—"If your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault..."—has shaped how churches correct and exclude their members for nearly two millennia. This episode digs into the historical backdrop that made
Show notesA close reading of 2 Timothy 2:24–25 and its role inside Socinian pastoral practice. We trace how Faustus Socinus and the Polish Brethren turned Paul's counsel—"the Lord's servant must not be quarrelsome but kind"—into a
Show notesPsalm 119:105 — "Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path" — has been claimed by many as the foundational image for how Christians should read the Bible. This episode traces how the verse functioned in patri
Show notesJohn 1:1 has been called the battleground of Christian identity. Orthodox interpreters read "the Word was God" as proof that Jesus is the second person of a tri‑personal God. Faustus Socinus and the Polish Brethren read
Show notesMark 13:32 — "But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the Son, but only the Father." This episode examines why a single sentence in Jesus' apocalyptic speech became a flashpoint for theological argument. Hear h
Show notesWhen Peter tells Ananias, “You have not lied to men but to God” (Acts 5:3–4), orthodox readers take it as unambiguous proof that the Holy Spirit is a distinct divine Person. Fausto Socini and the Polish Brethren read the
Show notesA close, historical look at 1 Timothy 2:5 — "There is one God and one mediator..." — and how the mainstream tradition read it as proof that Christ is both God and man, uniquely qualified to reconcile humanity to God. Thi
Show notesA close reading of John 14:28 — "The Father is greater than I" — and the long history that made this single sentence a battleground. We trace how patristic, medieval, and Reformation theologians read Jesus' words as comp
Show notesColossians 1:15 — "He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation" — has been a battleground for what Christians mean by "who is Christ." This episode begins a close reading of that single verse thro
Show notesPhilippians 2:6–11 has shaped centuries of Christology. Orthodox interpreters read its "emptying" (kenōsis) as a paradox of divine humility that nonetheless preserves Christ's eternal deity. Fausto Socinus and the Polish
Show notesDeuteronomy 6:4 — the Shema — is the heartbeat of Jewish faith: "Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one." For centuries Christians and Jews read that short sentence as the clearest statement of God's unity. Bu
Show notesA deep dive into James 2:24—“You see that a person is justified by works”—and the long argument it sparked between Paul and James, Reformers and Councils, and finally the Socinians. This episode traces the verse’s recept
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