Hosted by Robbert Veen · EN · 5 episodes
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Comparative theology: Judaism and Christianity in conversation.
Robbert Veen hosts Theology Channel, a religion show with 5 episodes published.
This episode traces the powerful biblical idea of the “circumcision of the heart” from Deuteronomy to Jeremiah to Paul. We explore how Deuteronomy 30 introduces a divine inner transformation that goes deeper than ritual,
Show notesEmmanuel Levinas saw Christianity through a mix of respect, gratitude, and sharp critique. Influenced by Franz Rosenzweig, he believed Judaism and Christianity follow two separate but meaningful paths: Judaism as “eterna
Show notesSermon in the Mennonite Church in Schagen, March 31st 2026.
Show notesThe encounter between the Jewish and the Christian reading of Deuteronomy 4:10 opens a surprisingly fertile space. In the Jewish exegesis, as seen in Hirsch and the Ha‑emek Ha‑Davar, the revelation at Horeb stands at the
Show notesThis episode explores the difference between Jesus and the Pharisees from a Jewish perspective, especially as described by scholar Jacob Neusner. The Pharisees understood the Torah as a daily path of sanctification. Thei
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Theology Channel is hosted by Robbert Veen. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 5 episodes.
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