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The Stranger Theology Podcast

Joel Muddamalle, PhD with Special Guests
Genesis
The Bible
Ancient Israelite Worldview
Creation Narratives
Hebrew Language
Divine Council
Spiritual Warfare
Christianity
Cultural Context
Santeria
Confirmation Bias
Eden
Mt. Hermon
Tower Of Babel
Abraham
Paul Hebert
Michael Heiser
Scripture
Stranger Theology
Theology

Explore the stranger parts of the Bible strangertheology.substack.com

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In this episode of Stranger Theology, Leslie Garcia unpacks the history and theology of relics through the lens of her essay, When Holiness Lingers. Rather than asking listeners to adopt the practice of venerating relics, Leslie invites us to conside... more

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"I lift my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from?" If you think you know the answer to this beloved psalm, think again. In a world where mountai... more

Join Joel Muddamalle and Doug Van Dorn as they explore biblical literary structures like chiasm, the cosmic significance of spatial topography, and the strategic use of subversion in Scripture. Discover how these insights deepen our understanding of ... more

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One mountain. Three moments. Infinite significance. On Mt. Moriah, Abraham bound Isaac, David built an altar, and Solomon raised the temple—and at the center... more

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Recent Guests

Doug Van Dorn
Theologian and author discussed in-depth on chiastic structures and biblical literature
Episode: Unlocking Biblical Chiasm: The Hidden Patterns That Help Us Understand Scripture
Adam Dougherty
Author focused on Melchizedek, theologian in residence for Stranger Theology
Author of Melchizedek book; theologian in residence
Episode: Melchizedek: The King-Priest Who Appears Without Beginning
Scott Lindsay
Uncle Scott, Logos expert and presenter
Logos Bible Software
Episode: The Unseen Battle - A Deep Dive Into the Theology Behind the Book
Leslie Garcia
Theologian in residence for Stranger Theology
Stranger Theology
Episode: The Overlapping of Realms: Dreams, Visions, and Martyrdom with Leslie Garcia
Hakeem Bradley
PhD candidate at Ridley College, involved in biblical scholarship focusing on Genesis
Ridley College
Episode: How To Read Genesis 1-11 Like An Ancient Israelite w/ Hakeem Bradley

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Nate
Co-host / host on various Stranger Theology podcast iterations; engages with guests and technical discussions.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Enjoyed listening

    Loved listening to the walk you two took and how the Bible get broken down and looked at the way one should but may not have the background to, so ppl like you two are vital to keep talking about the Bible and reading and studying it.

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    United States5 months ago

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A rare blend of scholarly insight with practical ministry takeaways.
Thoughtful, rigorous biblical investigation that remains accessible.
Long-form, thoughtful exploration of scripture is a standout.
The guests bring strong expertise; discussions can be dense but rewarding.

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Melchizedek: The King-Priest Who Appears Without Beginning
Q: Why go 16 chapters into Genesis before addressing who Melchizedek is, and what are the key things listeners should know before that reveal?
The host notes that Melchizedek appears centuries before the law and Levitical priesthood, and that understanding this timing is crucial to grasping how Melchizedek inaugurates a pattern of divine kingship and priesthood that foreshadows Christ, with emphasis on the contrast between the king of Sodom's wealth versus God's authority and the narrative disruption to focus on Melchizedek's blessing and Abraham's tithe.
Melchizedek: The King-Priest Who Appears Without Beginning
Q: Do you happen to know who the ancient Israelites and early Christians believed Melchizedek was descended from?
The guest explains that the Bible itself is silent on a genealogy for Melchizedek, and Second Temple Judaism attempted to contain him with later rabbinic literature, but the canonical text presents Melchizedek without a lineage, implying a non-Levitical significance that points toward a typological rather than genealogical understanding.
How To Read Genesis 1-11 Like An Ancient Israelite w/ Hakeem Bradley
Q: How do we read Genesis 1 through 11 specifically?
We need to interpret it through the cultural and linguistic lens of ancient Israel to fully understand its significance.
When the Spirits Answer Back: How the Bible Understands Spiritual Encounters
Q: Is syncretism exclusively bad?
Most Christian missiologists would argue that syncretism should always be avoided, but cultures will express the gospel differently.
When the Spirits Answer Back: How the Bible Understands Spiritual Encounters
Q: Why this article? Of all the topics to start with, why this one?
It's based on the time in my life when the knowledge of the spiritual world went from my head to my heart.

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This show dives into deep biblical study with a focus on unusual or “stranger” parts of Scripture, blending rigorous exegesis with accessible teaching. Episodes explore chiastic structures, Genesis narratives, Melchizedek, and prophetic/geopolitical themes through scholarly lenses, often linking ancient contexts to contemporary faith and ministry. A notable pattern is the use of classical theologians and biblical scholars to illuminate complex passages, plus a willingness to engage with apocalyptic and paranormal topics from a faithful, text-centered perspective. The format often features interview-style conversations, detailed exegesis, and practical takeaways for readers who want to read the Bible with fresh eyes while maintaining theolog... more

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