The Seen and Unseen World in Orthodox Christian Tradition
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In this first episode concerning the story of Israel, Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew take us from Abraham to the Exodus.
Is the Cross just what the Romans happened to use to kill Jesus? Or is there something deeper and older that culminates in the crucifixion of Christ? Join Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew for a thorough look at the Cross in the Old Testament.
Ever read the Bogomil Bible? If not, you might still be interested in the place of Azazel in apocrypha. Continuing their series on Second Temple Jewish texts, Fr. Stephen and Fr. Andrew read the Apocalypse of Abraham.
It's another no-holds-barred live Q&A with the Podfathers! Got a dragon on your mind, a giant in your closet, or a screech owl in your filing cabinet? This is your moment, scorpion-stompers! Give us a call.
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These talks have interesting material in them—and because of that I give them 4 stars—but they are marred by the hosts’ continual silly and unmanly sniggering and giggling. Fr Stephen is the worst offender here. I don’t know the cause of it: I suspect it’s a nervous habit, connected with how he thinks what he says will be taken. For example, what he might say about what others (supposedly) think might sound a little snide, so I suppose he covers it with a giggle. And I suppose the giggling habit... more
I have learned so much from this podcast. It has helped me grow in many ways. I find myself having fun listening. So often they are funny as well. I always enjoy some good “father” jokes.
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Came from Whole Council of God where fr Stephen seems so rigid, tense. Fr Andrew seems to soften him in a way that’s really nice. Great show, have learned so much that has shaped my worldview. God bless you
I am a Protestant and found my way to this Podcast through Dr Mike Heiser’s work and fellow fans. LOS came repeatedly recommended by many of us those who learned from DMH that the Bible was a lot deeper than Sunday school could ever show.
This show, Fathers, and Eastern Orthodox faith has been extremely eye opening. I love both Father Stephen’s dry humor and Father Andrew’s upbeat dialogue. This show has open a different path on my theological journey, and I truly believe everyone who has the ... more
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The content centers around the intricate relationship between the seen and unseen worlds, primarily from an Orthodox Christian perspective. Discussions often explore theological topics such as the roles of angels and demons, the nature of spiritual realities, and the interpretation of biblical scripture. The hosts frequently introduce engaging elements like humorous anecdotes and cultural references, making dense theological concepts more relatable for listeners. Both guests and listeners participate in live Q&A sessions, allowing for a diverse array of topics, including prayer, spirituality, and the intersection of religion and personal experiences. Overall, this podcast offers a unique blend of humor and serious theological reflection, ma... more
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