A podcast about building new faith. Its all about construction, but sometimes that means you have to deconstruct a little. Questions, exploration, mystery...
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 234 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ReligionReligion & Spirituality |
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In this special re-release, we revisit our 2016 conversation with Father Richard Rohr, a renowned Franciscan friar and ecumenical teacher celebrated for his profound insights into Christian mysticism, contemplation, and action. ... more
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In this special re-release, we revisit our profound conversation with renowned theologian Walter Brueggemann. Known for his influential work on the prophetic imagination, Brueggemann challenges us to envision a world rooted in c... more
In this thrilling season of From the Void, join us as we delve into history's most perplexing mysteries. From the eerie disappearance of the Roanoke colony to the controversial fate of Adolf Hitler, we explore the stories that continue to baffle expe... more
Welcome to the Deconstructionist Podcast! Join host John Williamson as he embarks on a captivating exploration of ancient biblical manuscripts with esteemed guest Dr. Garrick V. Allen. Delve into the intriguing world of historical texts, their annota... more
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I appreciate the opportunity this podcast gives us to discuss one of the most important issues of our day
This is a review of two older episodes (4/02/23 and 4/07/23) featuring an interview with Dale Allison about the resurrection. I am hesitant to give a podcast a low rating because of a disingenuous or misleading guest because I know a host cannot really keep a guest from blowing smoke and blurring the line between facts and beliefs. At the same time, a host can ask tough questions and ask a guest to provide evidence for their claims. The host of this podcast did neither in the two-part interview ... more
This is an intelligent and thought provoking podcast that keeps expanding my heart and my horizons! The God I know is so much bigger than the box that most churches try to stuff Him into…and this podcast of love stretches me each time! I appreciate the 2 part podcasts…allows for the discussions to not be rushed and I am able to be thoughtfully more engaged.
So glad I found this podcast a few months ago. I’m working my way through the older episodes and listening to the new ones as they drop as well. I’ve been on this journey for so long and am exponentially comforted to find community to learn and grow with.
I’ve been listening to this podcast since the beginning; coincidentally, at the start of my real (digging in, relational, let’s wrestle with it) faith journey. I didn’t grow up in church and God was only mentioned when my dad swore. I like to say that I met Jesus later in life, but like those who did grow up in church, I had to, in time, figure out my own faith for myself. This podcast has introduced me to guests and text who would become the true influencers of my life. This podcast has given m... more
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Focused on the intersections of faith, spirituality, and biblical interpretation, this podcast encourages listeners to question traditional beliefs and explore their own journeys toward a reconstructed faith. It frequently features interviews with scholars, theologians, and experts who challenge common narratives, offering nuanced perspectives on scripture, religious practices, and contemporary issues. The podcast's unique approach lies in fostering a safe space for doubt and discussion, inviting individuals to engage with topics that bridge personal experiences and theological inquiry, ultimately aiming for both personal and communal growth in understanding faith.
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1. Walter Brueggemann
2. Dr. Garrick V. Allen
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5. Tucker S. Furda
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