A podcast on God, time, and everything in between. The host R.T. Mullins (PhD, University of St Andrews) will guide listeners through topics on theology, philosophy, science, and heavy metal. www.patreon.com/user?u=66431474 ko-fi.com/rtmullins
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In today’s episode I want to talk about God’s omniscience, and whether or not God learns. William Lane Craig recently released a video saying God learns, and people lost their minds over it. I’m going to explain why this is no big deal at all. Then I... more
In today’s episode I want to talk about the curious case of Plotinus. The late ancient Greek philosopher who’s views on God and the world had a massive influence on subsequent Western thought. I want to draw out some surprising insights and neglected... more
There is a new issue of Roczniki Filozoficzne dedicated to Linda Zagzebski's new book, Omnisubjectivity. In today's episode, I take you through my contribution to the symposium. I examine all of the different ways that classical theism is incompatibl... more
Was Jesus a time traveler? Does the Bible have an incredibly insane view on time that would render Christianity laughable from the start? What about the multiverse? Is the multiverse a cool idea or just an incoherent fantasy? I’ll answer these questi... more
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Unfortunately, the host denies: Nicaea, limited atonement, classical theism (simplicity, timelessness, immutability, impossibility), creeds/confessions.
He comes across as smug, superior, and more enlightened than Christians of the past (and present).
I have real admiration for Dr Mullins work. His lastest book is a real gem. Yet, his dry humor and intellect at times present as arrogance. I suppose it's entertaining, but not always soul building.
I'm not totally sure why that is relevant because to me it sounds like all conjecture opinions and we don't know stuff. I do believe our tea has done some good explaining these things and makes more sense with his style of talking and explaining these things. I just don't really see where this is really pertinent because I don't know what it does for people What it does for the typical person out there maybe it's just a moneymaker thing idea with books or scholars theologians and what not.
I’m not the biggest podcast subscriber, but I always make it a point to listen to every new episode of The Reluctant Theologian. Being a professional theologian, I’m often frustrated at the lack of quality and serious thinking that is typical of most theology podcasts and YouTube theology. You won’t find that here. The host, Ryan Mullins, is a world-class theologian and philosopher who has a particular gift for communicating erudite theological and philosophical concepts at a level that I’m conf... more
I began listening, but quickly stopped because two PhD speakers misused the language. They both said “I” when the correct word is “me.” For example: “ please join Dr. smith and ME….” NOT “please join Dr Smith and I…..” Please, if you are really PhD folk, use the language correctly.
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Exploring the intersections of theology, philosophy, and contemporary issues, a unique podcast engages listeners in deep discussions around the nature of God, time, and the complexities of existence. With episodes featuring probing conversations on topics such as classical theism, the dynamics of the Trinity, and the implications of time as seen through philosophical lenses, the content offers both scholarly insight and accessible dialogue. A notable aspect is the host's ability to weave in personal anecdotes and critiques of prevailing thought, making complex ideas comprehensible. Listeners are invited to reconsider their assumptions and explore a plethora of theological perspectives in a thoughtful manner.
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