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Animals, with Dr. Karen Swallow Prior

Two weeks ago, we hosted a Veritas Forum moderated by Willie Jennings at Yale with Tim Keller and Anthony Kronman, former Dean of the Yale Law School and author of Confessions of a Born-Again Pagan. Naturally, the pairing of Kronman and Keller held the potential for a timely and thought-provoking discussion. We were not disappointed. What unfolded at Yale struck us as a vitally important conversation for the university but also an invitation for more conversations like this in the public square.

Disenchanted? | Tim Keller & Anthony Kronman at Yale

This is an interesting one, friends. 

James Jordan (scholar-in-residence at Theopolis)tackles the question of when the New Covenant began. While the answer to this question is often assumed, Jordan shows how he believes the New Covenant began after the exile in the time of the restoration. He also gives a very helpful biblical theology of time and history, and how the Bible presents time as moving from priestly, to kingly, to prophetic periods. We think you'll really be helped by it.

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Episode 065: When Did the New Covenant Begin?

Dr. Roberts argues for an understanding of male and female vocation within creation that mirrored the structure of God's own creative work of first "forming" and then "filling" his world. In the Q&A, he particularly draws attention to the changed social and economic conditions of modernity which have rendered formerly intelligible distinctions of gender roles increasingly difficult to understand and apply.

"Male and Female He Created Them: Genesis 1-3 and the Meaning of the Sexes" By Dr. Alastair Roberts

Professor Wright invites you to look at the crucifixion with fresh eyes and eager anticipation as you “trust the God of surprises.”

N.T. Wright: What the Church Has Missed in the Crucifixion of Jesus

A lecture delivered at Brown University on 11/9/17

Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Problem of Unjust Laws | Fr. Dominic Legge, OP

From the Crusades to the conflicts in Northern Ireland, Christianity’s relationship to violence is troubling. How can we make sense of Jesus's call to "love your enemies” when so much violence has been committed in his name?

Yale theologian Miroslav Volf believes that blaming religion for violence ignores the larger problem. At a Veritas Forum from UC Santa Barbara, Volf explores the relationship between God, religion, and violence.

How to Love Your Enemies | Miroslav Volf

Derek and Alastair talk with Joe Minich about his new book, *Enduring Divine Absence: The Challenge of Modern Atheism*

Modern Atheism, with Joe Minich

How Does Genesis Anticipate Later History?

Audio from the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e5OihCdnvEA.

Today's Question: "As a paedobaptist, I am curious how would you respond to the credobaptist argument from the nature of the new covenant as described in Jer 31:31–34. They argue that Jeremiah pictures the newness of the new covenant consisting in its being made with an entirely regenerate/forgiven/saved community. Credobaptists then would argue that this change in the nature of the covenant people implies a change in the administration of the covenant sign as well, such that it should now only be applied to those who evidence themselves to be regenerate by means of a credible profession of faith. In addressing this question, I would love to hear your basic view of how the various covenants in Scripture relate to one another and develop over time."

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What Should We Make Of Jeremiah's Prophecy Of A New Covenant?

This is Called to Communion with Doctor David Anders, are you a non-Catholic or a fallen away Catholic? Maybe you have a friend or a family member who doesn't understand something about the Catholic Faith and you can't quite give them the answer they are looking for, well then this is the show for you! Today on Called to Communion, Doctor David Anders discusses how he came into the Catholic Church, his journey and hardships along the road that finally brought him in to full Communion with the Faith. All that today on this Special Episode of Called to Communion, come join us!

Called to Communion 122618 - (Best Of) The David Anders Story

Political changes are coming. A time is coming that you will be quickened and stand to assist others. 
Michael answers a few questions about the people that flee into the mountains and pleading the blood of Christ. 
Michael discusses walking after the flesh versus the Spirit. Evil will show itself. Jesus is the author and finisher of your faith, He will complete what He started in you.
The Battle Homework:  Know what the names Jerusalem and Judea mean...they denote a character that you need to know about.
The weather of the Holy Land is a clock piece of prophesy.

12 22 2018   Q & A   and   ROMANS 8

The book of Ruth is a eucatastrophe ('good catastrophe') in which we discover how God brings redemption and life even through death.

Hope Realized

TASCAM DR-40

2018-12-25 Morning Prayer.mp3

Fr. Edward Looney shares his book, "A Rosary Litany."
Jimmy Akin from Catholic Answers Live discusses his book,"Teaching  with Authority."

Catholic Connection 122618

From the Mere Orthodoxy Podcast Network: thoughtful weekly conversations about theology, the culture, and the church, hosted by Matthew Lee Anderson, Derek Rishmawy, Alastair Roberts, and Andrew Wilson.

Modern Atheism, with Joe Minich

Mere Fidelity