
A Survey of Church History
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 212 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode Dr. Jenkins finishes his discussion of the events in the West that made the Council of Florence a reality, one in which, unlike Lyons in 1274, the theological differences between the Latins and the Greeks were fully aired and discusse... more
On this Great and Holy Thursday Dr. Jenkins takes a pause to reflect on the Eucharist and the nature of Love in the Church.
At the beginning of the 15th century the doctrine that the council stood over the pope dominated the Latin Church, and its ascendence provided a necessary ingredient for the coming council of Florence. Dr. Jenkins takes this episode to explain this m... more
In this episode Dr. Jenkins continues the long strange trip through maze of Latin church history that brings us to the Council of Florence, by looking at the trial of the Templars, an element without which Florence as it happened would not have occur... more
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OK. Per your request for feedback, I do love what you’re doing! Thank you so much Dr. Jenkins for such excellent educational content, which I would never have the privilege to learn otherwise. God bless you for blessing me with it, although sometimes rabbit holes seem to appear and cause thematic incoherence. Thank you too Ancient Faith Radio. But arrgghh, did you have to spoil Faust after all (who has I have yet to read) with TMI about it? Lol.
Anyway, thanks again so much for lighting my way... more
Thank you so much Dr. Jenkins for such excellent educational content, which I would never have the privilege to learn otherwise. God bless you for blessing me with it, although sometimes rabbit holes seem to appear and cause thematic incoherence. Thank you too Ancient Faith Radio. But arrgghh, did you have to spoil Faust after all with TMI about it? Lol.
I would not consider myself an Orthodox Christian, but I am a true believer in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. And I am eagerly seeking truth, and this podcast is helping me to fulfill this journey of seeking out Church origins. Thank you for all you do, and God bless you.
Excellent, clear and concise history of the Church. This history is then organically connected to how and why the Church does what it does today.
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A history-focused show that deeply explores the Eastern Church, its doctrinal debates, and the historical events shaping Orthodoxy. Across episodes, listeners get rigorous analysis of topics like the filioque, Trinity, church councils, schisms, and the Western–Eastern relationship, often anchored by biographical notes on key figures. Noteworthy are the scholarly, source-driven discussions, the blend of political context with theology, and episodes that connect ancient debates to contemporary church life. The format appears well-suited for listeners who enjoy rigorous church history, canonical debates, and how past councils influence current Orthodox practice and identity.
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