Jordan discusses his new book 'Classical Theism,' exploring its methodology, biblical foundations, and theological significance.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Classical Theism

01:27 The Journey of Writing the Book

03:24 Methodology in Classical Theism

05:42 Biblical Exegesis and Classical Doctrines

09:02 Ecclesial Aspects of Classical Theism

10:29 Controversies and Challenges in Theology

21:34 Conclusion and Future Engagement

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In this episode, Jordan talks with Jarvis Williams about his new book on Paul's Gospel in Romans, exploring the vertical, horizontal, and cosmic dimensions of the gospel. The conversation covers Paul's theology, the significance of Romans, and implications for contemporary faith practice.

Resources:

Paul's Gospel in Romans: Vertical, Horizontal, and Cosmic Dimensions

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest

01:46 Dr. Jarvis Williams: Background and Expertise

03:09 Exploring Paul's Gospel in Romans

04:32 Vertical, Horizontal, and Cosmic Dimensions of the Gospel

06:28 Contextual Emphasis in Paul's Letters

11:22 Horizontal Elements in Romans and Their Modern Implications

19:13 Defining the Gospel: Core Aspects vs. Implications

24:17 Israel's Role in the Gospel and Future Promises

32:04 Two-Way Salvation Theory and Its Critique

37:55 Reflections on Writing the Book and Changing Perspectives

In this episode Hunter and Leland talks with Jordan Ballor, the executive director of the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy. They explore Ballor's journey into political theology, the role of think tanks, and the mission of the CRCD. The conversation delves into the importance of religion as a public good, the government's role in religious liberty, and the challenges of navigating diverse religious expressions in society. They also discuss the significance of natural law and the center's various programs aimed at engaging students and scholars in these critical discussions.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Political Theology and Jordan Ballor

02:03 Jordan Ballor's Journey into Political Theology

07:17 Understanding Think Tanks and Their Role

12:15 The Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy

17:24 Cultural Engagement and Political Theology

19:09 Religion as a Public Good

22:57 Government's Role in Religion and Religious Liberty

23:39 Historical Perspectives on Church and State

27:02 The Role of Government in Religious Liberty

29:15 Navigating Religious Liberty Challenges

34:34 Pluralism and Common Ground in Society

39:43 Natural Law and Political Engagement

44:14 Engaging with the Center for Religion, Culture, and Democracy