
A podcast exploring how Scripture and the Anglican tradition form Christians for faithful living in a disordered age. Hosted by Cooper Nye and the Very Rev. Bryan Hollon, Ph.D.Site: tas.edu/podcast
Substack: bryanhollon.substack.com/Contact: Cooper.Nye@tas.edu
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 6 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture | |||

Episode 5: What does it mean to be both Reformed and catholic? For Anglicans, the two are not opposites but essential parts of the same inheritance. In this episode of Holy Order, Bryan and Cooper explore how the English Reformation sought not to cre... more
Episode 4: We are all being catechized. The question is: by whom? In a culture increasingly shaped by screens, algorithms, and competing visions of the good life, Christian formation requires more than simply knowing the right answers. In this episod... more
Episode 3: Bryan and Cooper complete their series on C.S. Lewis's The Abolition of Man, digging into chapters two and three. They unpack Lewis's case against subjectivism and trace what happens when a society rejects the Tao (natural law) altogether.... more
Episode 1: Bryan Hollon and Cooper Nye introduce the vision behind the podcast and the question that will shape every conversation that follows: What if the deepest problems of our age are ultimately problems of order?
Drawing on Scripture, St. Augu... more
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A thoughtful, theology-forward show that centers Anglican tradition, catechesis, and Christian formation in a complex digital age. Across episodes, hosts explore how Scripture, creeds, and liturgical life shape faithful living amidst social media, AI, education, and cultural fragmentation. Conversations routinely weave personal experiences, practical pastoral guidance, and classical sources—from Augustine and CS Lewis to natural law and Anglican formation—into accessible discussions about forming character, families, and communities. A notable strength is the blend of rigorous theological framing with tangible implications for parents, clergy, teachers, and church leaders, making it useful for listeners seeking both depth and practical appl... more
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