The Road to Nicea
Ben WyattEmperors, bishops, monks, riots - and that Creed you hear on Sunday mornings. Join the Rev. Ben Wyatt in a fascinating account of Christ, creed, and controversy in the turbulent 4th century.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 60 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||
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Well, that's that. The Council of Constantinople is done, Nicea is victorious and its opponents refuted. Now it's time to see what will become of the victors. How will they use this extraordinary new power they hold?
Our plucky players have finally made it to the main event: the Council of Constantinople. But with bishop elections to decide and heretics to denounce, who will come out on top - and what will it take to get there? more
Just who are these pesky Germanic raiders who keep pillaging Rome's cities and beheading its emperors? Listen today to find out - and to learn the limits of Rome's tolerance for outsiders. more
Good news! Valens is no more and the Nicene-respecting Theodosius has ascended to the imperial purple. But before he can change history, he has to get from Spain to Constantinople - and there's a very angry Gothic army in his way.
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- Rare podcast. Religiosity without judgement or agenda
Exactly what i want on a sunday when i want to think deeply about religion and spirituality and theology in an entertaining and lighthearted way. Not atheists making fun nor preachy folks pushing an agenda
Apple Podcasts5TheVicePresident
United States2 months ago - Headlights, Wipers and Roadsigns
Whether you are Laity of Clergy, if your recall of Church History from Sunday School or Seminary is a bit foggy, Fr Ben is here to shine a golden lamp through the mist. He’s here to clean off those rear view mirrors and help you adjust your headlights. And he offers this service with a smile. more
Apple Podcasts5AllinonepeaceUnited Statesa year ago
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