
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 | 427 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In this episode, the Pugs welcome back Dr. Natalie Atwell to discuss her new book, Humanity Under Siege. After more than twenty years as a licensed clinical mental health therapist, Dr. Atwell noticed that the cases were becoming stranger. This led h... more
This week’s podcast looks at the important book by Tobias Rose-Stockwell: Outrage Machine: how tech amplifies discontent, disrupts democracy, and what we can do about it. The pugs engaged the book, recognizing that the author is correct to note how s... more
In this episode, Glenn leads off the discussion by citing recent claims by scientists that we need to reduce global population by more than half by 2200 for the sake of the planet. The guys note the failed predictions of Paul Ehrlich’s 1968 book The ... more
Today the Pugs reflect on an essay from Matthew B. Crawford’s Substack entitled, The Fate of Liberty in the American Experiment. One feature of the essay is a reflection on the understanding of virtue assumed by the American Founders, does it have mo... more
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These guys are the best thing going.
They are often speaking just above my level which is the place where learning happens. I love it. The humour, the friendship, the mutual respect, the wisdom! It’s quickly becoming top of my list of podcasts. A model for all good discussions.
Was a worthy listen. Appreciate his work on Negative world. Would not go to him for questions on theology. I’m a hard “no” on anyone propping up Francis Chan, or Mitt Romney, as examples to be followed.
A wonderful show where three wise and educated men talk about God and His world. I have grown in my thinking from this show and have started from the beginning and making my way to the present. I must applaud Chris, Glenn, and Tom for their dedication to this show and sharing the beautiful view of God's enchanted world in which we live. Thank you three very much and God bless you. I will pray for your continued wisdom and teaching as you go through life.
This is not an “every episode” podcast for me. … I mean, who has the time? When a topic is relevant or interesting, I'll listen. And they never disappoint. Their podcasts are thoughtful, informative, and encouraging. It makes me wonder if this is what the conversations between Lewis and Toklin sounded like.
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Three educated hosts from a Reformed perspective provoke thoughtful, wide-ranging conversations on theology, philosophy, literature, and culture, often with scholarly guests. Episodes blend deep historical and literary references with practical faith and public life themes, exploring how imagination, truth, technology, and culture intersect with Christian worldview. A notable hallmark is the blend of rigorous intellect and accessible, warm discussion, frequently set in a pub-like atmosphere with lively banter. This mix makes it a strong fit for listeners who enjoy seminary-level discourse presented in a conversational, human-friendly style, and for guests seeking to discuss big ideas with a faith-informed lens.
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