Faith Lab
Nate Hanson & Shane RosenthalChristianity is deeper than you've been shown. Each episode, Nate Hanson and Shane Rosenthal sit down with scholars like N.T. Wright and Tim Mackie to talk through Jesus, the Bible, and the origins of Christianity in conversations you can actually follow. Nate came back from deconstruction through scholarship, and Shane hosts The Humble Skeptic podcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 205 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophyChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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We trust ancient biographies that were written 450 years after the fact. So why do so many Christians get told the gospels can't be trusted as history?
New Testament scholar Craig Keener (author of Christobiography and a four-volume commentary on Ac... more
Most of us were taught the gospel is a ticket to heaven. New Testament scholar Nijay Gupta says that is not what Paul was actually preaching.
Nijay Gupta is professor of New Testament at Northern Seminary and author of Paul for the World. He, Shane ... more
The hardest critiques of the cross target one version of the gospel. The earliest Christians were teaching something bigger.
For a thousand years before penal substitution became the dominant framework, the church proclaimed something wider: that Go... more
Most Christians were taught to trust the Gospels without ever being shown why they should. The historical evidence is stronger than you think.
New Testament scholar Lydia McGrew explains what she calls the "reportage model," a case that the Gospel a... more
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- New direction isn’t satisfying
I think if you’re going to explain your return to Christianity, it would make sense to answer the kinds of questions that people actually have. I don’t think the ideas you’re presenting are new to people in this group or really get at what compels belief. We all know the Bible is more complicated than we thought, I think coming to the conclusion that it’s actually true still requires some explanation
Apple Podcasts1Demi112233
Canada3 months ago - New Direction
Don't love the new direction of the podcast. Feels basically like an apologetics podcast.
Apple Podcasts2cjeicxjrkfk
United States3 months ago - Unfortunate turn towards Christian Supremacy
I am saddened that the show has moved back towards Christian Supremacy. My hope was that the show would continue to move towards equality amongst humanity, but has unfortunately concluded that any “honest investigation” necessarily leads to Christianity and its supremacy.
Apple Podcasts1Jason SteinCanada5 months ago - Just discovered
Just listened to the Coercion episode with David Fitch. Your questions were excellent and really got to the heart of the matter. Fitch is right about Christ manifesting noncoercion. Your questions went to the deepest implications of his position and I found it fascinating. Bravo.
Apple Podcasts5EMjo1999United States8 months ago - Healing and Insightful
This podcast has been a powerful guide in deconstructing my evangelical Christian upbringing. It has helped me unpack my discomfort with church and start identifying what I actually believe—based on truth, not fear. This podcast is thoughtful, honest, and truly healing for anyone questioning their faith. I tell anyone from my upbringing who is also questioning their faith about it and highly recommend giving this a listen!
Apple Podcasts5Shlee WhitenerUnited Statesa year ago
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What is Faith Lab about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A thought-provoking show that pairs scholarly guests with accessible hosts to tackle big questions about Jesus, the Bible, and Christian history. Episodes frequently feature New Testament scholars and apologists discussing resurrection, eschatology, Gospel reliability, and the Bible's literary shape, often challenging traditional interpretations with historical and literary context. The format blends rigorous scholarship with conversational exploration, helping listeners assess evidence and debate ideas without sacrificing faith. Notably, the show centers on rigorous inquiry, invites critical questioning, and aims to make complex scholarship approachable for engaged lay audiences. Potential listeners who crave careful reasoning, credible so... more
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Recent guests on Faith Lab include:
1. Craig Keener
2. Nijay Gupta
3. Lydia McGrew
4. N. T. Wright
5. Caleb Friedeman
6. Tim Mackie
7. Rebecca McLaughlin
8. Dr. Andrew Perrin
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