Grégoire de Naziance et le Concile de Co...

fut le cinquième concile oecuménique. Convoqué par l'empereur Justinien, il fut présidé par le patriarche Eutychius de Constantinople et réunit 160 évêques venant principalement d'Orient. Seuls seize évêques d'Occident étaient présents, mais aucun d'Italie. Par ce concile, Justin ... Show More

L’empereur Justinien succède en 527 à son oncle Justin, qu’il avait assisté depuis le début de son règne. Il constate l’échec de la politique basée sur la réception ou non de Chalcédoine, et cherche d’autres moyens de communion. Justinien aime le débat théologique et va s’y impli ... Show More

Nous allons aujourd'hui parler d'un théologien de grande envergure, même s'il a été écarté par les Eglises orthooxe et catholique à cause de son "monophysisme". Mais qui est reconnu comme un saint par les églises copte, syriaque et arménieenne. Le lire et l'écouter est indispensa ... Show More

In this episode we explore the history of Israelite religion under Hellenism and the Roman empire. We examine the ways in which Judeans responded to, absorbed, and resisted Hellenic culture resulting in messianic movements, the Sadducee sect, Pharisee sect, and Essene sect. We in ... Show More

In this podcast, J. Warner examines the historic, creedal nature of Christianity. Why are creeds so important to the Christian worldview? How early did they emerge? How can we affirm the creedal nature of Christianity in a pluralistic, relativistic culture? Jim investigates the e ... Show More

The first century of Christianity was often a raucous argument. Essential truths were constantly under threat, and confusion was common. Jimmy Akin joins us to discuss what the great arguments of the first century were about and what we can learn from them.   … 

From simple misspelling mistakes to intentional changes, find out how the manuscripts of the New Testament got copied over the centuries and whether the copy mistakes affect any major Christian theology. For more information, visit https://www.bartehrman.com 

Today we take a look at the Babylonian empire and the rise of Hammurabi. We analyze the way kingship and religion worked hand-in-hand to justify rule. We take a close look at the Code of Hammurabi and what it tells us about Babylonian religion. We examine the cosmology of the Enu ... Show More

In this Cold-Case Christianity video broadcast / podcast, J. Warner makes a case for an evidential, reasoned, case-making form of Christian belief. Using the New Testament gospels and letters as a guide, Jim articulates the foundation for a reasonable faith in Jesus and our commo ... Show More

Discover how to stand firm in your Christian faith while engaging with others lovingly and authentically. This powerful conversation explores the balance between biblical truth and genuine kindness, addressing how to avoid watering down the gospel while building meaningful relati ... Show More

In our final episode of the season, we wrap up our theme of Empires of Faith. We start out with some shout outs and then present a brief timeline of the Roman and Byzantine Empire. We discuss the Romanization of Christianity and the Christianization of the Roman Empire. We talk a ... Show More