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What is the current state of Christian philosophy in the secular university and the culture more generally? Is Christian philosophy considered an oxymoron? Or has belief in God enjoyed a renewal in academic settings, and if so, what accounts for that? We’ll answer these questions and more with our guest , our philosophy colleague Dr. Greg Ganssle. We’ll also talk about how Talbot’s MA Program in Philosophy, 30 years going as of 2023, has tried to advance the state of Christian philosophy in the academy and the culture.
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What is the current state of Christian philosophy in the secular university and the culture more generally? Is Christian philosophy considered an oxymoron? Or has belief in God enjoyed a renewal in academic settings, and if so, what accounts for that? We’ll answer these questions and more with our guest , our philosophy colleague Dr. Greg Ganssle. We’ll also talk about how Talbot’s MA Program in Philosophy, 30 years going as of 2023, has tried to advance the state of Christian philosophy in the academy and the culture.
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![The State of Christian Philosophy Today [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2ZKA09-tfcU/hqdefault.jpg "The State of Christian Philosophy Today [Think Biblically Podcast]
What is the current state of Christian philosophy in the secular university and the culture more generally? Is Christian philosophy considered an oxymoron? Or has belief in God enjoyed a renewal in academic settings, and if so, what accounts for that? We’ll answer these questions and more with our guest , our philosophy colleague Dr. Greg Ganssle. We’ll also talk about how Talbot’s MA Program in Philosophy, 30 years going as of 2023, has tried to advance the state of Christian philosophy in the academy and the culture.
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![Steve Porter: A Glorious Life [Biola University Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3YZ9Rsg8kYs/hqdefault.jpg "Steve Porter: A Glorious Life [Biola University Chapel]
Whats your purpose? What is life about? While Christians have a unique answer to this question, our answer often falls flat: the purpose of human life is to glorify God. How do we do that? Is there a difference between living the Christian life and glorifying God? Dr. Porter will investigate Jesus teaching about how we glorify God in our embodied human existence.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Biola University. Learn more about what it’s like to be a Biola student at https://www.biola.edu/student-life")
![Chris & Alisa Grace: The Friendship Advantage: 5 Signs of a Good Relationship [Biola Chapel]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/3vJbEEg_Qzw/hqdefault.jpg "Chris & Alisa Grace: The Friendship Advantage: 5 Signs of a Good Relationship [Biola Chapel]
Join Dr. Chris and Alisa Grace, Directors of Biolas Center for Marriage and Relationships as they look at who Jesus called a friend, and what he says makes for a good friend. Then, with this foundation, learn about the advantages we gain when we find good, healthy friendships, modeling Christs example.
Chapels are a regular part of student life at Biola University. Learn more about what it’s like to be a Biola student at https://www.biola.edu/student-life")
![Jesus People Protest as Social Reform — Bishop Kenneth Ulmer [Ablaze Conference 2021]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/447KdeKOHM8/hqdefault.jpg "Jesus People Protest as Social Reform — Bishop Kenneth Ulmer [Ablaze Conference 2021]
Bishop Kenneth Ulmer speaks at the Ablaze Conference 2021, held at Biola University.
Explore how the Holy Spirit sparked revival 50 years ago in the Jesus People Movement — and how he can set us ablaze again today. Hosted at Biola University on October 7–9, the Ablaze Conference featured plenary speakers, workshops, worship and a special reunion concert with musical artists from the Jesus People Movement.
Kenneth C. Ulmer has been a senior pastor of Faithful Central Bible Church in Los Angeles since 1982. In 2000, the congregation purchased The Great Western Forum (previous home of the Los Angeles Lakers), which they also operated as a commercial entertainment venue before selling it to Madison Square Garden in 2013. Dr. Ulmer was a founding board member and former president of The King’s University in Los Angeles, adjunct professor and director of The King’s At Oxford; an annual summer session held at Oxford University. After accepting his call to the ministry, Dr. Ulmer founded Macedonia Bible Church in San Pedro, California. Dr. Ulmer is currently the presiding bishop over Macedonia International Bible Fellowship, an association of pastors representing ministries in Africa and the United States, and based in Johannesburg, South Africa. In addition, Dr. Ulmer is the founder and CEO of The Ulmer Institute, a non-profit organization focused on the research, training and treatment of psychological trauma in urban communities. He has written several book, including Passion God,Training To Win: A Spiritual Guide to Victorious Living, Passing The Generation Blessing and his latest book, Walls Can Fall: Race, Reconciliation and Righteousness in a Divided World. Dr. Ulmer and his wife have been married for over 40 years and have two daughters, one son and five grandchildren.")
![Thinking Biblically about Politics [Think Biblically Podcast]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4if2_sClXx4/hqdefault.jpg "Thinking Biblically about Politics [Think Biblically Podcast]
Politics remains a divisive and contentious area in the culture at large and among Christians. What does it mean to think Biblically and well about the political arena? What exactly does the Bible give us about complex political issues? Join Scott and Sean for this important discussion about this controversial area.
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