The Theology Pugcast is three over-educated Reformed guys grumbling about what bugs them, and sometimes even barking about what they like. The show usually is recorded in a pub--that's why there is some background noise on occasion. The topics can vary widely seeing as the Pugsters have different spheres of knowledge and interest, but common themes which appear regularly include the transcendence ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 295 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
In this episode, the guys talk about the 4B movement that originated in Korea and is getting some buzz in America. The 4Bs (in Korean) are no dating, no sex, no marriage, and no children. It’s partly responsible for the collapsing birthrate in Korea.... more
Today Chris takes the Pugs into the dark recesses of social status and asks questions few are willing to ask. For example: Why do so many women who apply to rent Chris's apartments have so much student loan debt, and such low credit scores? Why do yo... more
Today’s show builds on the conversation about imagination and C. S. Lewis last week. Tom and the guys continue the interaction with Lewis’ rich sacramental vision and its implications for how our human created natures are enriched and helped to come ... more
C.S. Lewis said, “Reason is the natural organ of understanding, but imagination is the organ of meaning.” "Working off Holly Ordway's book "Apologetics and the Christian Imagination," the guys discuss what imagination is, how it connects to meaning, ... more
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When you are sitting in on a conversation with Chris, Tom, and Glen, you are exposed to not only their experiences and knowledge but the good, bad, and the ugly from historical minds. more
Enjoy mind stretching discussions, always grounded in the Word. Addressing the challenges of a fallen world and difficult times, yet pointing to the joy of the good life in Christ.
Love the Pugcast, great interviews and good conversations. Would love to hear a full-length episode with Joel Salatin.
This podcast helps to challenge my thinking. The combination of the speakers each meets me in different ways. Never thought I would enjoy deeper thinking but they help me go deeper.
This podcast is a world class philosophy and theology podcast for blue collar folks, to the glory of God.
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