In this episode we interview ⁠Elizabeth Oldfield⁠ , a much sought-after public speaker and writer whose honesty & enthusiasm for community are contagious. She gives us a vision for Christian witn...

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Professor Nicholas Hayes-Mota and Dr Silvianne Aspray guide us through the insights of Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas . We discuss questions like: Why is the Pope weighing...

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Dr Lyndon Drake has two PhDs: one in theology and one in A.I. Now a research fellow at Oxford, he wants to help us think through chatbots in a rigorous and careful way. Let’s be conscious of the pitf...

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Social media helped people communicate with each other. AI does the opposite: people talk to it instead of another living being and become isolated. Human interaction, according to Katherine Schmidt...

Fons Vitae at Duke Divinity School will honor and celebrate the distinguished career of Professor Janet Martin Soskice during her final semester at Duke with a half-day colloquium.A leading voice in c...

We're excited to have Carmody Grey back on the show to discuss LLMs from the perspective of theology. We talk about the possible threats posed by A.I., the political questions it raises, and its deepe...

This article argues for moving beyond combative apologetics toward “cultural witness”—a posture of humble, truth-seeking testimony. Rather than trying to prove Christianity, believers are invited to i...

This week, we're talking with Regent alum and professor of systematic theology, Dr Barnabas Aspray, about his new book On the Significance of Religion in Immigration Policy, co-written with Dr David E...

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Barney’s new book is out, coauthored with Professor David Elcott! It’s called On the Significance of Religion in Immigration Policy . You can ⁠buy the book here⁠ or ⁠download it free here⁠ . T...

In this episode, Barney and Austin interview the Rt. Rev. Rowan Williams for his views on Christian nationalism. He offers us wisdom that seeks what is good about both sides of the debate and aims to ...

Migration has reached record levels, yet debates are polarized. This article explores how Christian faith transcends politics, calling believers to welcome the stranger, bring compassion together with...

The pervasive role religion plays in immigration policy is universally acknowledged but not well understood. On the Significance of Religion in Immigration

The power of the cross is weakness, according to the apostle Paul. How does that idea translate into the dog-eat-dog world of politics? In this episode we interview ⁠Dr. Mike Gorman, Raymond E. Bro...

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The pervasive role religion plays in immigration policy is universally acknowledged but not well understood. On the Significance of Religion for Immigration Policy explores the ways in which religion ...

Partnered with ECLA S , this series explores the history of the supposed conflict between Christianity and science, the diverse range of perspectives from different cultures and ethnicities, and we ...

This series asks global experts from a range of political perspectives this question: how should Christians respond to the growing number of refugees and forced migrants in the world? We interview e...

Not every Christian agrees on what a “Christian government” should look like. Whoever is in power will have to decide what form of Christianity to implement, and they are likely to claim it is the onl...

Professor William Cavanaugh, author of Migrations of the Holy and The Uses of Idolatry, weighs in on the topic of nationalism. He argues that nationalism is a religion that rivals Christianity and is ...

How can national constitutions persecute religious minorities? What would motivate them to do so, and is this motivation really Christian? These questions and others are addressed by Marietta van der...

Next up in our Exvangelicalism series, Karen Swallow Prior outlines some of the images that have shaped the social imaginary of evangelicals—for good and ill—and how that has impacted the experiences ...

The second in our mini-series on Exvangelicalism. Emma Feyas is a PhD candidate researching exvangelicalism. She tells us about the history of the movement and provides insights both from scholarship ...

The first in our mini-series on Exvangelicalism. It makes sense to start by asking what Evangelicalism is! Professor Mark Noll is one of the world’s leading experts on the history of Evangelicalism...