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Foolishly going where angels fear to tread, the Spiritually Incorrect Podcast asks all the uncomfortable questions you've always wondered yet never felt comfortable asking. Wherever spirituality collides with the oddities of science, philosophy, politics, culture, or history–there we will be. For Christians looking to explore the weird and the wonderful, this is the podcast for you.

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Recent Guests

Jordan Daniel Wood
Guest on aliens topic, presented as the interviewee
Episode: The Truth Behind UFOs and Aliens
Christina Dent
Conservative Christian foster mom, founder of End It For Good
End It For Good
Episode: Should Christians Support Drug Legalization?
John Milbank
Leading theologian, founder of Radical Orthodoxy; co-editor of New Trinitarian Ontologies Volume 1
Radical Orthodoxy, Cambridge conference organizer
Episode: Why the Trinity Still Matters (More Than You Think)
Gabrielle Thomas
Reverend Dr. Gabby Thomas, tenured professor at the Candler School of Theology
Candler School of Theology, Emory University
Episode: The Lost History of Satan
Shoaib Malik
Guest speaker, lecturer and author on Islam and science
University lecturer (Islam and science)
Episode: Aliens… and God? A Muslim & Christian Discussion
David Bentley Hart
Theologian and author; referenced as a guest in the debate
University of Virginia / author of That All Shall Be Saved
Episode: Does the Bible Prove Universalism? The Hell Debate 2.0
Carlos Eire
Professor of history and religious studies at Yale University
Yale University
Episode: Flying Nuns and Teleporting Monks: Christianity's Most Unbelievable Miracles?
Jason Josephson-Storm
Professor in the Department of Religion at Williams College; author of The Myth of Disenchantment
Williams College
Episode: We're Actually Not Secular
Jahdiel Perez
Assistant Professor of Humanities and Sciences at Villanova University
Villanova University
Episode: How to Debate Atheists

Hosts

Seth Hart
Host of Spiritually Incorrect, engages in theological and philosophical dialogue with guests.
Jonathan Lionheart
Co-host/interviewer who drives debates and conversations with guests.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • Fun… and sometimes falls short of amazing

    I love this podcast… I really do. Its light-hearted nature is a double-edged sword. Sometimes, jokes keep us in the shallow end of the pool, wasting time and opportunities for clarity. This podcast has the real potential to equip the saints by covering interesting and thought-provoking topics. Please use your humor to advance the opportunity to inform rather than merely entertain.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Jnich44
    United Statesa year ago
  • Amazing podcast

    A wonderful blend of topics covering the intersections of academia, the fringe, philosophy, history, and Christianity. All done with intellectual curiosity, humor, and a perspective of faith.

    A gem of a podcast that I hope more discover!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Eric M.
    United States2 years ago
  • Hospitable AND challenging!

    Jonathan and Seth have really come out of the gate strong. There’s theological and philosophical depth with an affable, quirky, good-natured dynamic. I’ve enjoyed the eclectic roster of guests and topics, and I look forward to seeing how the show grows after making such a solid start.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    blewis333
    United States3 years ago
  • Ex-vangelicals

    Really enjoyed the podcast, liked a lot of what Jon had to say but appreciated your questions and challenges. You do well to be curious and not dismissive!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JDstraits
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Great stuff!

    Dr. Lyonheart and Seth both have great things to talk about and tell the world. Such a great podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hdfghcvnjjcc
    United States4 years ago

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Guest roster is eclectic and deeply scholarly, offering strong context for debates.
Consistently high-quality conversations with a welcoming yet probing tone.
Humor and accessibility balance the heavy topics without sacrificing depth.
Open, curious, and challenging in a good way; a great resource for guests and sponsors seeking thoughtful engagement.
Thoughtful, rigorous discussions with a friendly dynamic between hosts.

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Why the Trinity Still Matters (More Than You Think)
Q: Could you tell us how your version of a Trinitarian ontology rethinks the relationship between essence and relation?
Milbank argues for reducing categories to two poles—essence and relation—through a dynamic, polar ontology where perichoresis and analogy link God's inner life with creation, offering a framework that unites metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics.
Why the Trinity Still Matters (More Than You Think)
Q: Shall we jump in, John?
A discussion of Milbank's background, the New Trinitarian Ontologies project, and the aim of integrating Trinity-centered ontology with all realms of discourse, from religion to philosophy to culture.
JONATHAN'S NEW BOOK!!! The Journey of God
Q: What are the six acts and why are they arranged that way?
Creation, Fall, Nation, Redemption, Church, and End form a narrative arc that mirrors the biblical story, with each act tied to JD's conversion and personal growth to show how theology plays out in real life.
JONATHAN'S NEW BOOK!!! The Journey of God
Q: What makes this book different from traditional theology texts?
JD describes it as personal and story-driven, aiming to be both introductory and deep, blending pastoral experience with scholarly reflection and humor to connect with readers from diverse backgrounds.
JONATHAN'S NEW BOOK!!! The Journey of God
Q: So tell us, John, why are we interviewing you? What is this new book?
JD explains that The Journey of God is meant to be a contemporary, accessible exploration of the Christian story, structured around six acts that align with his own life journey, and designed to help a broad audience engage with complex ideas without feeling overwhelmed.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Spiritually Incorrect

What is Spiritually Incorrect about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The collection centers on big questions at the intersection of faith, philosophy, science, and culture, with a recurring emphasis on Christian universalism, eschatology, and the nature of salvation. Episodes frequently feature lively, multi-voice debates among hosts and a rotating slate of expert guests, including theologians, historians, and philosophers, who push on doctrines like hell, divine justice, and the relationship between religion and modern science. The conversations blend rigorous scriptural or historical analysis with accessible dialogue, humor, and practical reflections, making dense topics approachable for listeners who enjoy thoughtful, sometimes provocative discussions about belief, meaning, and how faith shapes understand... more

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