John Milbank - Metaphysics of the SoulObjectiveBob2017-05-15 | ...Marcus Pound InterviewObjectiveBob2021-06-26 | Marcus Pound is a Catholic theologian and scholar. His work has been praised by Slavoj Žižek, Terry Eagleton, and John Milbank. In this interview, Dr. Pound offers some interesting insights on Christian belief and experience.Simone Weil: An Astonishing Life (P3) - by Brad JersakObjectiveBob2021-06-25 | ...Simone Weil: An Astonishing Life (P2) - by Brad JersakObjectiveBob2021-06-17 | ...Simone Weil: An Astonishing Life (P1) - by Brad JersakObjectiveBob2021-06-15 | ...Roland Boer on Marxist CalvinismObjectiveBob2021-01-02 | Roland Boer is a research professor at the University of Newcastle, and Distinguished Overseas Professor at Renmin University of China. In 2014 he received the international Isaac and Tamara Deutscher Memorial Prize for the most innovative work in the Marxist tradition.
Source for this interview: Homebrewed Christianity Podcast trippfuller.com/2012/12/30/a-guide-to-being-a-communist-calvinist-with-roland-boerTerry Eagleton on Capitalism and the Degradation of CultureObjectiveBob2020-07-03 | ...Eugene McCarraher Interview - How Capitalism Became the Religion of ModernityObjectiveBob2020-05-12 | Eugene McCarraher (Ph.D., Rutgers University) is a Catholic intellectual and historian. He's an associate professor of humanities and history at Villanova University.
"Robert Jenson has long been the 'best' theologian in America." --Stanley Hauerwas
"America's perhaps most creative systematic theologian....his Systematic Theology confirmed his stature not only as an exciting thinker but one whose achievement is indisputably enormous." -David Bentley Hart
"One of the most original and knowledgeable theologians of our time". - Wolfhart Pannenberg
Jenson received his Dr. Theol. from the University of Heidelberg in 1960. He taught philosophy and theology at Oxford and Princeton. A student of Karl Barth, his Systematic Theology (1997-99) is widely regarded as one of the most important and creative recent works of systematic theology.Robert Jenson - Lecture 5: The Creed as Critical Theory of ScriptureObjectiveBob2017-05-19 | Lecture 1 - Creed, Scripture, and their Modern Alienation: youtube.com/watch?v=C5inULwpiJY
"Robert Jenson has long been the 'best' theologian in America." --Stanley Hauerwas
"America's perhaps most creative systematic theologian....his Systematic Theology confirmed his stature not only as an exciting thinker but one whose achievement is indisputably enormous." -David Bentley Hart
"One of the most original and knowledgeable theologians of our time". - Wolfhart Pannenberg
Jenson received his Dr. Theol. from the University of Heidelberg in 1960. He taught philosophy and theology at Oxford and Princeton. A student of Karl Barth, his Systematic Theology (1997-99) is widely regarded as one of the most important and creative recent works of systematic theology.Robert Jenson - Lecture 4: The Apostles CreedObjectiveBob2017-05-19 | Lecture 1 - Creed, Scripture, and their Modern Alienation: youtube.com/watch?v=C5inULwpiJY
"Robert Jenson has long been the 'best' theologian in America." --Stanley Hauerwas
"America's perhaps most creative systematic theologian....his Systematic Theology confirmed his stature not only as an exciting thinker but one whose achievement is indisputably enormous." -David Bentley Hart
"One of the most original and knowledgeable theologians of our time". - Wolfhart Pannenberg
Jenson received his Dr. Theol. from the University of Heidelberg in 1960. He taught philosophy and theology at Oxford and Princeton. A student of Karl Barth, his Systematic Theology (1997-99) is widely regarded as one of the most important and creative recent works of systematic theology.Stephen R.L. Clark on AwakeningObjectiveBob2017-05-18 | ...Paul Griffiths and John Milbank discuss Intellectual StyleObjectiveBob2017-05-18 | ...David Bentley Hart response to John Milbank on the Metaphysics of the SoulObjectiveBob2017-05-18 | Milbank's original comments are here: youtube.com/watch?v=1LH82z1JzncDavid Bentley Hart on capitalism and consumerist cultureObjectiveBob2017-03-03 | David Bentley Hart is a Christian philosopher, theologian, and cultural commentator. Hart earned his MPhil from Cambridge, and MA and PhD from the University of Virginia. In 2015, Hart was appointed as Templeton Fellow at Notre Dame. He has also been an endowed fellow of the Center for Theological Inquiry in Princeton.Stephen R. L. Clark - Space, Time, and MindObjectiveBob2017-03-01 | "Stephen R. L. Clark is perhaps--at least I think he is--one of the world's finest philosophers." -David Bentley Hart
Clark received his D.Phil from Oxford. He lectured in moral philosophy at the University of Glasgow for nine years, until he was appointed professor of philosophy at Liverpool in 1984. He retired from this post at the end of 2009. He has also been a visiting professor at Vanderbilt University and Durham University. Clark has delivered a number of prestigious lectures, including the Gifford Lectures at the University of Glasgow, the Stanton Lectures at Cambridge, the Wilde Lectures at Oxford, the Aquinas Lecture at Oxford, the Royal Institute of Philosophy Lecture at the University of Durham (1995), and the Aquinas Lecture at the Catholic University of Leuven (2000).David Bentley Hart on the Fraud of Postmodern TheologyObjectiveBob2017-02-28 | Watch David Bentley Hart dismantle postmodern theology and the "post-metaphysical" posturing of its hipster advocates.David Bentley Hart interview - Crackers and Grape Juice PodcastObjectiveBob2017-02-27 | itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/crackers-and-grape-juice-podcast/id1100507919?mt=2James K.A. Smith - A Secular Age (interview)ObjectiveBob2017-02-25 | James K.A. Smith is a prominent Christian philosopher and theologian.
This interview is from the Mars Hill Audio Journal.Robert Jenson - InterviewObjectiveBob2017-02-23 | "Robert Jenson has long been the 'best' theologian in America." --Stanley Hauerwas
"America's perhaps most creative systematic theologian....his Systematic Theology confirmed his stature not only as an exciting thinker but one whose achievement is indisputably enormous." -David Bentley Hart
"One of the most original and knowledgeable theologians of our time". - Wolfhart Pannenberg
Jenson received his Dr. Theol. from the University of Heidelberg in 1960. He taught philosophy and theology at Oxford and Princeton. His Systematic Theology (1997-99) is widely regarded as one of the most important and creative recent works of systematic theology.
This interview is courtesy of the Mockingcast Podcast: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mockingcast/id1054531804?mt=2Phillip Blond, John Milbank, and Adrian Pabst - Theology & PoliticsObjectiveBob2017-02-11 | Phillip Blond, John Milbank, and Adrian Pabst argue that it is the Christian social vision that represents a genuine 'third way' over against the bankrupt politics of the left and the right, beyond the welfare state and the supposedly unbridled free market.
Phillip Blond is political philosopher and Anglican theologian. Blond studied theology with John Milbank at the University of Cambridge.
Adrian Pabst studied economics at Cambridge, European Studies at the LSE and political philosophy in Paris. He then completed his doctoral dissertation on the philosophical question of individuation and the political problem of individuality at Cambridge (2002-2006).Adrian Pabst - MetaphysicsObjectiveBob2017-02-10 | Dr Pabst gained a PhD in political thought and philosophy of religion from Cambridge. His most recent book publications include a monograph entitled Metaphysics: The Creation of Hierarchy (W.B. Eerdmans, 2012) and an edited essay collection on The Crisis of Global Capitalism (Wipf & Stock, 2011).Christian Platonism - Peter Kreeft (Lecture 4)ObjectiveBob2016-10-19 | ...Aristotle, Plotinus, and Augustine - Peter Kreeft (Lecture 3)ObjectiveBob2016-10-18 | ...Foundations of Platonism - Peter Kreeft (Lecture 2)ObjectiveBob2016-10-18 | ...Intro to Plato - Peter Kreeft (Lecture 1)ObjectiveBob2016-10-18 | ...David Bentley Hart - Theistic Personalism vs. Classical TheismObjectiveBob2016-03-29 | Hart outlines the differences between contemporary analytic styles of theistic thought and classical theism.
For those interested, I invite you to join the "Fans of David Bentley Hart" Facebook group, where you can post/discuss DBH material. Feel free to join here: facebook.com/groups/552331154934653David Bentley Hart interview (2016)ObjectiveBob2016-01-26 | ...Radical Orthodoxy - John Milbank & Catherine PickstockObjectiveBob2016-01-13 | ...Wolfhart Pannenberg on God and the Natural SciencesObjectiveBob2015-12-27 | Wolfhart Pannenberg (2 October 1928 – 4 September 2014) was a German theologian. Pannenberg studied in Berlin, Göttingen, Heidelberg and Basel. In Basel, Pannenberg studied under Karl Barth.
Central to Pannenberg's theological career was his defense of theology as a rigorous academic discipline, one capable of critical interaction with philosophy, history, and most of all, the natural sciences.Sarah Coakley - God and PhilosophyObjectiveBob2015-10-02 | ...Ben Myers on Atonement - Jesuss ResurrectionObjectiveBob2015-09-30 | ...Ben Myers: Atonement - Jesuss DeathObjectiveBob2015-09-30 | Benjamin Myers is an Australian theologian who specializes in systematic theology, English literature, and the history of ideas. He is a member of Princeton University's Center for Theological Inquiry, and has published a major book on John Milton's theology, as well as numerous articles on Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann, T. F. Torrance, and other contemporary theologians. His most recent project is a monograph exploring the thought of Rowan Williams.Sarah Coakley - Different views of GodObjectiveBob2015-09-29 | Sarah Coakley (Ph.D., Cambridge) is an Anglican systematic theologian and philosopher of religion.
She has taught at Lancaster University, Oxford, Harvard, Princeton, and Cambridge. In 2006, she was elected the Norris-Hulse Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge (the first woman appointed to this chair).
Coakley is a priest of the Church of England. Her training for the priesthood included periods working in a hospital and a prison.Why believe in God? - Sarah CoakleyObjectiveBob2015-09-22 | ...Eleonore Stump - What is Gods eternity?ObjectiveBob2015-09-02 | ...The Ontological Argument - Dr James CutsingerObjectiveBob2015-09-02 | ...David Bentley Hart - God, gods, and fairiesObjectiveBob2015-06-09 | An excerpt from David Bentley Hart's book, "The Experience of God."
For those interested, I invite you to join the "Fans of David Bentley Hart" Facebook group, where you can post/discuss DBH material. Feel free to join here: facebook.com/groups/552331154934653