Where faith and scholarship have a nice dinner conversation.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityEducation |
Church bells still ring across the United Kingdom—often to thinner congregations. In this episode, host Rosalynde Welch speaks with filmmaker and BYU media-arts professor Tom Russell, the Maxwell Institute’s newest associate and a two-year fellow, ab... more
Do we really need to forgive our enemies? Take a deep dive into the topic of forgiveness, with Dr. Chad Ford, the author of 70x7: Jesus's Path to Conflict Transformation. Learn how forgiveness can transform your life and bring you peace, as you heed ... more
In this special episode of The Questions We Should Be Asking, Jeremy King, the Maxwell Institute Assistant Director of Operations, takes over as host of the podcast. He talks to Chad Ford, a conflict mediator, about themes in his new book, Seventy Ti... more
This is the last in a series of seven author interviews with the writers of our new book series, “Themes in the Doctrine and Covenants.” I hope you’ve caught them all, but if not, make sure you listen to all seven.
Janiece is a terrific historian wh... more
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This podcast is fantastic. Thought-provoking and inspiring!
I was hoping to gain some insight in section 88 and instead the two speakers took
verse 15 to discuss “embodiment” and racial embodiment. Racial essentialism is a cancer and it is a shame that the Maxwell Institute has allowed it to metastasize.
I look forward to the new focus on themes from the Doctrine and Covenants. The first in the series was very good. The discussion on agency was interesting and helpful to think in broader ways in today’s world. It inspires me to get the book to learn even more.
Excellent topics and great discussions. Only downside is the audio quality has suffered the last few episodes. It sounds like something like AM radio and someone talking underwater.
Is this about Maxwell insights or Mormon studies? I think you need to be more clear on target audience.
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Focused on the intersection of faith and scholarship, this podcast champions thoughtful discussions about religious beliefs, particularly within the Latter-day Saint tradition. Episodes frequently feature dialogue surrounding themes from the Doctrine and Covenants, insights into Gospel principles, and explorations of theological concepts such as agency, revelation, and divine law. The engaging conversations often include esteemed scholars and authors, who share both personal experiences and academic perspectives, thus inviting listeners to think more deeply about their faith and spiritual journeys. The format, encapsulated by an ethos of academic rigor paired with personal stories, creates a unique opportunity for those interested in wrestl... more
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Recent guests on Maxwell Institute Podcast include:
1. Professor Tom Russell
2. Chad Ford
3. Dr. Janiece Johnson
4. Philip Barlow
5. Amy Easton
6. Dr. Mason Kamana Allred
7. Amy Harris
8. Justin Collings
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