Anglicans, Lutherans, and Presbyterians talking about church life in the U.S.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
The Pudcast and co-hosts return thanks to the news coming out of the Middle East and stories about American Protestants' understanding of Israel and Jews. more
After a long hiatus, the Hillsdale History Protestant confessionalists are back to talk about denominations under the broader heading of institutional Christianity. Co-hosts include Korey Maas, resident Lutheran, Miles Smith, resident Anglican, and D... more
On July 28, 1881, J. Gresham Machen was born in Baltimore, Maryland. Four decades later he was an important figure in the Presbyterian controversy between conservatives and modernists, thanks in part to his 1923 book, Christianity and Liberalism, whi... more
Did you know that the enrollment of Mennonite students at denominational colleges is in decline (and has been or a decade)? You probably didn't and you may not care if you have traditional confessional Protestant disregard for Anabaptists. But that t... more
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... and create an excellent podcast. Here's an idea. Instead of calling it a Pudcast--whatever that is--you should call it a Pubcast because, well, you're recording it in a bar, aren't you? Otherwise my joke doesn't make sense. Seriously however, five stars for superb content.
I always listen to this one right away. Smart, pious guys with good sense. They talk circumspectly about their own traditions and don’t nerd out too much (just enough). My one complaint is the cornball gospel music they’ve started using at the beginning. That’s the presbycast’s thing and it’s obnoxious enough when they do it. Hymn tune theme music was better.
This podcast has been eye-opening in many ways. It is true that the media often ignores a large swath of the Christian world, namely, the confessional churches. Hearing these three members from confessional denominations (Anglican [ACNA], Lutheran [LCMS], and Presbyterian [OPC]) converse on various topics gives the listener insight into how confessional Christianity behaves and what differences there are between the three groups. I’ve always wondered what Lutherans think about church government,... more
Engaging, informative. Always excited when I see a new episode is available!
I loved being able to get a perspective on different aspects of each of these denoms hope to hear more from these guys in the future
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