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  • No Creed But Christ?

    Episode 1361 Aired May 7, 2017 Listen Now

    What are Christians known for in our day? If you ask people on the street this question, you’re likely to get answers that relate to […]

  • The Great Divide

    Episode 1324 Aired August 21, 2016 Listen Now

    At the heart of the Protestant/Catholic division in the sixteenth century was the disagreement over the doctrine of justification by an alien or imputed righteousness. […]

  • Creeds, Councils & Heretics

    Episode 1237 Aired December 21, 2014 Listen Now

    What are the historic creeds of the Christian church, and why are they so important even in our own day? What were the ancient heresies […]

  • Lessons from Church History

    Episode 1174 Aired October 6, 2013 Listen Now

    Why is it important to study church history? Is it possible to avoid the mistakes of the past, or does every generation bring a certain […]

  • Dogma, Part 2

    Episode 1164 Aired July 28, 2013 Listen Now

    No one can really escape dogma.  Even the idea that the study of theology is a waste of time is a kind of doctrine.  So […]

  • Dogma, Part 1

    Episode 1163 Aired July 21, 2013 Listen Now

    Many Christians in our day avoid the study of theology for more practical concerns.  Dogma, they say, is for eggheads who wish to put God […]

  • The Formation of the Canon

    Episode 999 Aired May 30, 2010 Listen Now

    Why were some books chosen as part of the biblical canon while others were rejected? Why do Catholic Bibles have an extra section called the […]

  • The Origin of Scripture

    Episode 998 Aired May 23, 2010 Listen Now

    Why is the Old Testament arranged the way it is, and how do the various books relate to each other?  Is it likely that these […]

  • The Virgin Mary and ECT: A Response

    Posted November 5, 2009

    In the 1960s, it was virtually inconceivable that a Roman Catholic candidate could win a presidential election and conservative Protestants were at the forefront of […]