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Hosted by Jordan Steffaniak · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 424 episodes
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The London Lyceum seeks to encourage serious thinking for a serious church by creating an intellectual culture of charity, curiosity, and critical thinking. Find out more about us at our website: www.thelondonlyceum.com
Jordan Steffaniak hosts The London Lyceum, a religion show with 424 episodes published.
Jordan talks with Andrew Balltich about Owen and the Holy Spirit. They cover topics like: Why does Owen devote such time to the Holy Spirit? Do his contemporaries do the same? Is his pneumatology a doctrine he develops f
Jordan talks with D. G. Hart and Miles Smith IV about the terminology of post-war liberalism and whether it means anything or has any value. They cover a lot of topics like how Wilsonian idealism might compare, how the e
Jordan talks with Daniel Pedersen about divine simplicity and the supposed problem of modal collapse. They cover topics like: What is the problem of modal collapse? What is the distinction between hypothetical and absolu
Jordan talks with David Mahfood about Anselm and the atonement and covers a wide range of topics like: What is the most common way to think of the atonement today? Does Anselm fit this paradigm? Why would anyone think th
Jordan talks with David Moffitt about the atonement. They cover topics like: What have views of the atonement traditionally focused on? Should they consider more than the cross? How does atonement involve things besides
Jordan talks with David Lytle, Charles Cook, and Jesse Owens about Arminian Baptists. They cover topics like: What is the general/free will baptist tradition? When did it begin? Was it co-extensive with calvinist streams
Jordan talks with Tim Ward about the Bible. They cover topics like: What is the Protestant view of Scripture and how does it differ from other approaches? Is it possible to pay too much attention to the Bible and end up
Jordan discusses PhDs, especially theology ones. What are they? Should you pursue a PhD? Should Pastor's pursue a PhD? And if you do pursue one, how can you do it well? Resources: 1) Are Some PhDs a Bad Idea? Support thi
Jordan and Nate talk with Aaron Davis about disability theology. They cover topics like: What is the theology of disability? Have people always researched this? What is a disability? Why is it important for theology to b
Jordan talks with Colin Redemer about the life and thought of Thomas Traherne. Resources: 1) The Shining Human Creature , Thomas Traherne Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-london-lyceum4672/exclusive-co
Jordan talks with Sean McGever about evangelism. They cover topics like: What is evangelism? What makes this series on the true care for souls unique? How many souls have you saved? Why are you bad at evangelism? What is
Jordan and Joel talk with Richard Cross about Scotus and the Reformed reception and/or rejection of his ideas. They cover topics like: What do we mean when we say words like univocity, voluntarism, and nominalism? What a
Jordan talks with Ryan Hurd about the senses of Holy Scripture. They cover topics like: What is the quadriga? How prevalent has this interpretive paradigm been? Did Reformed thinkers use it? Do evangelicals use it? Why i
Jordan and Matt talk with Joshua Lee Harris about analogy and univocity. They cover topics like: What is analogy? Univocity? Etc? What is ontological pluralism? Why do you think pluralism is preferable to monism? What ar
Jake and Jesse examine Samuel Richardson's thoughts on religious toleration and how Baptists should think about civil religion. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-london-lyceum4672/exclusive-content Adve
Jordan and Jacob talk with Joshua Schendel about the necessity of Christ's death. They cover topics like: Is Christ's death necessary? How did this question become so important? What are the various reformed views? What
Jordan discusses free choice in early modern Reformed thought with Layne Hancock and Michael Lynch. They cover topics like: Does early modern thought on free choice map onto how most think about free will today in any se
Jordan and Joel talk with Taylor Cyr and Matthews Grant about determinism, libertarian free will, and more. Resources: 1) Free Will and God's Universal Causality: The Dual Sources Account , W. Matthews Grant Support this
Jordan and Matt talk with Doug Blount about the doctrine of divine timelessness. They cover topics like: What is the doctrine of divine timelessness? Does it differ from saying God is atemporal, eternal, or the like? How
Jordan talks with Jonathon Beeke about the duplex regnum Christi and related topics in Reformed theology. They cover topics like: What did the early magisterial reformers think about it? Did they have any shared understa
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author of The Genesis of Gender
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Fuller
Clinical psychologist
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Ben Saunders
Professor of Comic Studies, University of Oregon
1 appearance on this show
Bobby Jamieson
senior pastor · Trinity Baptist Church
1 appearance on this show
Brandon Jones
senior director for school partnerships and outreach · Minnesota Association for Children’s Mental Health
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Brandon Smith
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Brian Watson
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Charles Cook
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Christian Miller
A. C. Reid Professor of Philosophy · Wake Forest University
1 appearance on this show
Dan Taylor
Academic Tutor in the School of Psychology at the University of Sunderland · Jim and Dan Toy and Comic Show
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Daniel K. Williams
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Aaron Davis
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