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Restitutio

Sean P Finnegan
Christianity
1 Corinthians
Kingdom Of God
Trinity
Christology
Biblical Unitarianism
Paul the Apostle
New Testament
Holy Spirit
Jesus
Unitarianism
Roman Empire
Paul
Corinth
The Disciple Collective
Judaism
Old Testament
Heaven
God
Idolatry

Restitutio is a Christian theology podcast designed to get you thinking about biblical theology, church history, and apologetics in an effort to recover the original Christian faith of Jesus and the apostles apart from all of the later traditions that settled on it like so much sediment, obscuring and mutating primitive Christianity into dogma and ritual. Pastor Sean Finnegan, the host of Restitut... more

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It’s recited in churches all around the world in many languages. It’s the standard by which all modern Christians are measured. It’s an artful and eloquent expression of doctrine. What am I talking about? Of course, it’s the Nicene Creed.

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What is the true nature of God? How should we understand monotheism? What about heresy? In today’s interview, I ask Dr. Dale Tuggy about his new book, Monotheism, Heresy, and the Bible, published by Theophilus Press. Our discussion ranges from handli... more

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How do you know God exists? What reasons do atheists have to doubt God’s existence? Can you arrive at certainty? These questions are among the most significant that you can ask. If God exists, there are huge implications for your daily life. If not, ... more

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Are all your beliefs equally important? If not, how do you rank them? By what standard do you say, “This belief matters” and “This one is less important”? My guest today is Michael Hughes who has been working on these very questions. He’s written a c... more

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Andrew Drinkard
Director of Inspiring Christianity Ministries; editor and project lead of Debating God's Existence
Inspiring Christianity Ministries; Debating God's Existence (Eerdmans)
Episode: 660. Debating God’s Existence (Andrew Drinkard)
Michael Hughes
Author and researcher on levels of evidence in theology
Episode: 659. How Important Is That Doctrine? (Michael Hughes)
Will Barlow
Author of Explore What We Believe, biblical Unitarian pastor
Compass Christian Church
Episode: 658. Explore What We Believe (Will Barlow)
Sean Finnegan
Pastor, Living Hope Community Church
Living Hope Community Church
Episode: 657. Read the Bible for Yourself (Sean Finnegan)
Victor Gluckin
Lead pastor of Living Faith Christian Church, Rhode Island
Living Faith Christian Church
Episode: 656. Follow the Way of Jesus (Victor Gluckin)
Sam Mansfield
Speaker from Adelaide, Australia; Christadelphian seeking Unitarian perspectives
Christadelphian community, Unitarian-leaning theology
Episode: 655. God Spoke to Himself in Genesis 1.26 (Sam Mansfield)
Matt Lovegrove
Pastor from Newcastle, New South Wales; restorationist whose journey spans Calvinism, Arminianism, Molinism, open theism, and Unitarian perspectives
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
Episode: 654. The Plight of a Restorationist (Matt Lovegrove)
Paul Robson
Bible-believing Christian from Newcastle, Australia who advocates Biblical Unitarianism
Independent researcher and content creator
Episode: 653. Why I’m Convinced That Jesus Is the Human Messiah (Paul Robson)
Greg Cheney
Former Baptist pastor who has embraced Biblical Unitarianism
Episode: 633. Baptist Pastor Finds Biblical God (Greg Cheney)

Host

Sean Finnegan
Host of Restitutio

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 298 ratings
  • Church History

    The series on church history is soooo helpful! Highly recommend. They’re in the 480s.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tstiegel2018
    United Statesa year ago
  • This podcast is HOME

    After searching the internet for different viewpoints on certain topics in the Bible I landed on an interview with Sean Finnegan. From there I checked out the website and podcast and can honestly say it’s amazing. God has used Sean and his team to bring clarity to the word of God in a world where solid teaching is not usually sought or found. Thanks again for all you do. I am really enjoying the Corinthians series. One God Over All is also a must listen/watch.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    doctormcfarland
    United Statesa year ago
  • Does reading the Bible confuse you? This podcast is your answer.

    It would take paragraphs to describe how helpful and informative this podcast is to understanding the Bible. I used to read the Bible and it went in and out, and I did not retain any of it or understand any of it. This podcast takes the time to explain the Bible word for word And it’s funny and enjoyable, and I always remember what I was taught because they make it so clear and fun and use a lot of stories and analogies. Anyone who is stuck reading God‘s word can become extremely well-versed by ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    4Agreatlife
    United Statesa year ago
  • LOVE IT!!!

    Absolutely my favorite podcast. Sean, with help of others, discusses or teaches about many different topics. Everything from apologetics (you have to with a Christ centered podcast) to aliens (Yep!). An in depth class of science and the Bible. Including three lessons dedicated to evolution just to make sure that everything is presented as accurately as possible. This podcast is full of historical references to provide context instead of just quoting a church mission statement.

    TLDR: Variety. Giv... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MarcusEB
    United Statesa year ago
  • A great podcast for Christians who want to grow in their faith!

    This podcast has everything from entire classes and interviews, to sermons, debates, and scholarly presentations. Whether you are a new Christian, or have been a disciple of Christ for years, I would recommend this podcast to anyone. All episodes of this podcasts are informative and entertaining! It would take me hours to share all I’ve learned in this podcast.

    Overall this podcast is definitely worth the listen. Thank you Sean for consistently making amazing episodes for over a decade!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Josiah L. Parker
    United Statesa year ago

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- The show is appreciated for humility and willingness to engage with diverse viewpoints.
- Listeners praise rigorous biblical exegesis and accessible delivery.
- Many describe the episodes as intellectually stimulating and gospel-centered, with practical application.
- Fans highlight the host's teaching style as thoughtful, fair, and deeply focused on scripture.
- Audiences value the historical and translation-focused insights that challenge conventional views.

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657. Read the Bible for Yourself (Sean Finnegan)
Q: What makes this book different from the class it originated from?
The book expands the class content with new paragraphs, fuller explanations, appendices that go beyond the class, and a format designed for interactive learning and mentoring rather than passive listening.
657. Read the Bible for Yourself (Sean Finnegan)
Q: How should the book be used to maximize its impact in a group setting?
The most effective use is in small groups of three people (a student, a mentor, and another learner), meeting regularly to read a chapter aloud, discuss guided questions, and apply the material, which fosters deeper understanding and accountability.
655. God Spoke to Himself in Genesis 1.26 (Sam Mansfield)
Q: 1375813: What about the earthly address idea?
Earthly address posits God speaking to the elements of creation (dust, earth) as the addressee, but Sam notes there is little scriptural support for this view and it breaks the pattern when contrasted with other 'us' phrases in Genesis 1.26 and 2.7.
655. God Spoke to Himself in Genesis 1.26 (Sam Mansfield)
Q: 835513: So you have six different positions that you work through. What are each of these options?
Sam lays out six positions—plural of majesty, plural of fullness, plural of deliberation, mythological address, earthly address, and heavenly/angelic address—and explains why the paper defends the plural of deliberation as the central, biblically grounded reading.
655. God Spoke to Himself in Genesis 1.26 (Sam Mansfield)
Q: 850933: Could you tell us what the plural of majesty is?
The plural of majesty is a grammatical plural used to attribute majesty or honor to a singular referent, meaning the form appears plural but the meaning remains singular.

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A thoughtful theology-focused show that combines biblical exegesis, church history, and apologetics from a Unitarian-leaning perspective. Episodes frequently explore how translations, historical contexts, and doctrinal developments shape Christian belief, often challenging traditional interpretations with rigorous analysis and accessible storytelling. Listeners can expect deep-dive discussions, practical applications for faith and evangelism, and a strong emphasis on returning to scripture as the ultimate arbiter. A notable strength is the host's collaborative, classroom-style approach that invites dialogue, critique, and ongoing study, making complex topics approachable for engaged believers and spiritually curious newcomers alike.

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Restitutio launched 11 years ago and published 661 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Andrew Drinkard
2. Michael Hughes
3. Will Barlow
4. Sean Finnegan
5. Victor Gluckin
6. Sam Mansfield
7. Matt Lovegrove
8. Paul Robson

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