A Christian theology podcast where we discuss a variety of topics and viewpoints.
Depends on How You Look at It
Claim This Podcastby Isaiah Burridge
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34 episodes
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Podcast Overview
A Christian theology podcast where we discuss a variety of topics and viewpoints.
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Publishing Since
7/10/2020
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Recent Episodes
September 6, 2022
Episode 34: Come, Lord Jesus (A Discussion of Amillennialism with Dr. Kim Riddlebarger)
<p>In this episode, I am joined by Dr. Kim Riddlebarger, the author of "A Case for Amillennialism" to discuss many topics within the broad category of eschatology. We talk about the man of lawlessness, culture shift, Revelation and when it was written, and much more. You can follow Dr. Riddlebarger at his blog. https://www.kimriddlebarger.com/\</p> <p>It was truly a joy to spend a few hours with Dr. Riddlebarger and learn from his experience and wisdom. </p>
August 22, 2022
Episode 33: A Lively Discussion of Death with Glenn Peoples, Sam Frost, and Chris Date
<p>In this episode, I was honored to have Glenn Peoples, Sam Frost, and Chris Date on the show to discuss spiritual and physical death. We spend the first part of the episode hearing from Sam Frost about his recent writing on the topic of spiritual death and what happened to Adam in the garden. We then shift gears into a conversation between two dualists and two physicalists about the nature of death and the intermediate state. It is a long episode with lots of very strange concepts and opinions. I had a great time hearing from all my guests on this show. Here are some links for those interested in more content from my guests.</p> <p>www.chrisdate.info</p> <p>http://www.rightreason.org</p> <p>https://vigil.blog/</p> <p><br></p>
July 6, 2022
Episode 32: Partial Preterism and Postmillennial Hermeneutics (A Follow Up Discussion with Nick Potts)
<p>In this episode, I have my friend, Nick Potts back on the show to address some pushback from our Postmillennial friends. We go through many of the Postmillennial arguments and discuss why we don't find their interpretation convincing. I quote a few popular Postmillennial Preterists and we discuss what we think is a better way to frame all these issues. I want to be clear that this episode is not a slander fest. No, Nick and I love our Postmill friends and we love folks like Jeff Durbin and Gary DeMar. I respect these men more than I can articulate. However, I must be honest when they say things that trouble me.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Jeff Durbin Sermon</p> <p>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KonCfHiJYE&t=2865s</p> <p><br></p> <p>Gary DeMar Podcast</p> <p>https://garydemar.libsyn.com/</p>
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