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A History of Christian Theology

Chad Kim
Theology
Augustine
Christianity
St. Augustine
Salvation
Sacraments
Mere Christian Hermeneutics
Freedom
Protestantism
Sacrificial Understandings
Old Testament
New Testament
Reformed Tradition
Christian Theology
Jesus' Death
Conversion
Covenant Theology
Divine Incomprehensibility
Education
Biblical Studies

Dr. Charles Kim, Jr. offers interviews and conversations about the historic doctrines and theologians of the Christian faith. The podcast has grown over the last several years to include not only round table discussions of ancient theological texts, but also includes interviews of leading theologians on these topics.

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C. S. Lewis and the Bible: Leslie Baynes on Imagination, Interpretation, and Scripture

C. S. Lewis is one of the most beloved Christian writers of the twentieth century — but how did he actually read the Bible? In this episode, Chad sits down with D... more

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Theological Education Reimagined: Dennis Greeson and the Alexandrian Institute

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Recent Guests

Leslie Baynes
Associate Professor of New Testament and Second Temple Judaism at Missouri State University
Missouri State University
Episode: Episode 190: C. S. Lewis and the Bible: Leslie Baynes on Imagination, Interpretation, and Scripture
Dennis Griesen
Dr. Dennis Griesen, Alexandria Institute leader
Alexandrian Institute; Emmanuel Foundation
Episode: Episode 189: A New Christianity for the New South: Paul Sanchez on William Louis Poteat and Liberal Religion in the Baptist South
Dennis Greeson
Dr. Greeson from the Alexandrian Institute
Alexandrian Institute; Emmanuel Foundation
Episode: Episode 188: Theological Education Reimagined: Dennis Greeson and the Alexandrian Institute
Kelly Kapic
Professor/Theologian and author of Christian Life
Episode: Episode 187: Interview with Kelly Kapic about his book Christian Life
Dr. Stephen J. Chester
The Lord and Lady Coggan Professor of New Testament at Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
Wycliffe College, University of Toronto
Episode: Episode 186: Stephen Chester- "Paul through the Eyes of the Reformers"
Dr. Jordan Steffaniak
President of the London Lyceum and author of Classical Theism, A Christian Introduction
London Lyceum
Episode: Episode 185: Jordan Steffaniak- "Classical Theism"
Nadya Williams
Author of Cultural Christians in the Early Church, a historical and practical introduction to Christians in the Greco-Roman world
Zondervan Press
Episode: Episode 184: AHOCT Interview with Nadya Williams
Drew Martin
Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Covenant Seminary
Covenant Seminary
Episode: Episode 184: Drew Martin - "Grimké on the Christian Life"
Tzvi Novick
Professor at Notre Dame and author of Judaism, A Guide for Christians
University of Notre Dame
Episode: Episode 183: Tzvi Novick - "Judaism: A Guide for Christians"

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Chad Kim
Host of A History of Christian Theology

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 219 ratings
  • Excellent

    Love this podcast. I end up buying the books of many authors interviewed. I enjoy hearibg about their research and learning history

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mrk1839
    United States2 years ago
  • Review

    I enjoy this, but he says “uh” and “um” so much that I can’t concentrate.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Jdo2099
    United States2 years ago
  • AHOCT

    Well worth your time! I’ve learned so much about the historicity of the Christian faith and the Church. Thank you, Chad, Tom, Trevor, Ben, and all of the guests!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    littlegale
    United States3 years ago
  • Excellent

    An amazing part of my journey in Christ. Thank you for these incredibly informative and (very often) edifying podcasts. Hugely helpful interviews.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    dove_cameron
    United States3 years ago
  • AHOCT

    Well worth your time and listenership! I’ve learned so much about the historicity of the Christian faith and the Church. Thank you, Chad, Tom, Trevor, Ben, and all of the guests!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    littlegale
    United States3 years ago

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Content is seen as dense but rewarding for long-term learners.
Guests are consistently strong, with varied perspectives from theology to church history.
Listeners praise deep, scholarly discussions and accessibility for non-experts.
Production and pacing are generally solid, though a few listeners wish for tighter hosting.

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Episode 190: C. S. Lewis and the Bible: Leslie Baynes on Imagination, Interpretation, and Scripture
Q: Why does Lewis emphasize John over the Synoptics when he reads the Gospels, and how does that affect his overall view of Jesus' divinity?
Baynes explains that Lewis held John in special esteem and used it as a lens through which he interpreted the other Gospels, influencing his belief that John's portrayal of Jesus contributed to a larger narrative about Jesus's divinity, even as the Synoptics present a more nuanced self-presentation.
Episode 189: A New Christianity for the New South: Paul Sanchez on William Louis Poteat and Liberal Religion in the Baptist South
Q: How do Kuyper, Schilder, and Augustine influence modern Christian thought on culture?
Kuyper offers a framework of common grace and cultural engagement, Schilder critiques overreach and emphasizes the biblical clue to history, while Augustine calls for understanding culture through God's acts in history, all guiding how Christians engage contemporary culture.
Episode 189: A New Christianity for the New South: Paul Sanchez on William Louis Poteat and Liberal Religion in the Baptist South
Q: How does the Alexandrian Institute approach theological education and culture?
The Institute emphasizes reading groups, graduate certificates, and practical training that connects scripture reading with culture, aiming to form Christian readers who can articulate how culture shapes faith in community and church life.
Episode 189: A New Christianity for the New South: Paul Sanchez on William Louis Poteat and Liberal Religion in the Baptist South
Q: What is culture, and why does it matter for Christians today?
Culture is the ways and products of creatures in God's creation; it is formative, ubiquitous, and not neutral, so Christians must engage it thoughtfully to align it with biblical ends rather than escape it.
Episode 184: AHOCT Interview with Nadya Williams
Q: What does it mean to properly embody Christ in this world, now that says, okay, we're gonna reject aspects of the banquet?
It becomes complicated as believers must navigate the cultural inertia and make deliberate choices about how to live out their faith amidst various influences.

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What is A History of Christian Theology about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A scholarly-leaning show that hosts in-depth conversations with theologians, historians, and authors about historic Christian doctrines and key figures. Episodes often explore how ideas from Augustine, Kuyper, and the Reformers inform contemporary faith, church practice, and culture, with a strong emphasis on historical context, primary sources, and careful interpretation. Noteworthy is the blend of rigorous scholarship with accessible discussion, plus a recurring focus on culture, formation, and the relationship between faith and everyday life. The format tends to feature thoughtful probing, between-guest dialogue, and an emphasis on reading and forming communities around Christian thought, making it valuable for pastors, students, and ser... more

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