Tony Jones explores faith, ethical hunting, and finding spirituality in nature while challenging tribalism and rigid ideological divides.| Almost Heretical
Explore Genesis 6:1-4's mystery in this episode. Uncover the Nephilim, their biblical significance, and enduring mysteries of the sons of God.| Almost Heretical
A progressive Christian deconstruction podcast that reimagines the Bible. A former pastor and a bible scholar deconstructing Christianity.| Almost Heretical
How'd we get from John Wayne and Jesus to Trump in Evangelicalism? Learn why Kristin Du Mez thinks so many are deconstructing Christianity.| Almost Heretical
A discussion on the 2024 election, Trump vs. Harris, and navigating political and spiritual beliefs—exploring neo-fundamentalism and fostering open dialogue.| Almost Heretical
What is Tim Mackie's theology? Explore LGBTQ issues and theology with Tim Mackie, offering insights on faith, inclusivity and the Bible.| Almost Heretical
Uncover new insights on Genesis 2:7, reexamining the story of Adam and Eve through a progressive and thought-provoking lens.| Almost Heretical
Liz Charlotte Grant explores feminine metaphors for God, faith transitions, and the impact of therapy in reshaping how we view the divine.| Almost Heretical
Dr. Jeremiah Johnston explores the Shroud of Turin and why he believes it proves Jesus’ physical resurrection.| Almost Heretical
Why didn’t Jesus write anything down? Explore the culture, urgency, and mystery behind his unwritten words in this Almost Heretical episode.| Almost Heretical
Looking for a list of women in the Bible? Discover 16 notable biblical women, from Mary Magdalene to Vashti, plus an alphabetical list of female names in Scripture.| Almost Heretical
Explore six key Genesis stories through a political lens—uncovering tribal identity, gender dynamics, and the power plays behind Israel’s origins.| Almost Heretical
Explore 5 practical, historical paths to follow Jesus without Paul’s theology—rooted in love, justice, mysticism, and Jewish tradition.| Almost Heretical
Did Paul shape Christianity more than Jesus? We unpack authorship, canon, and voices left out of the Bible’s final form.| Almost Heretical
Tim Mackie is a name that resonates widely in contemporary Christian circles, primarily due to his role as co-founder of The Bible Project, an initiative that uses animated videos and podcasts to make biblical themes accessible to a broad audience. With a PhD in Hebrew and Jewish Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and experience […] The post Tim Mackie’s Theology: A Comprehensive Exploration appeared first on Almost Heretical.| Almost Heretical
The topic of slavery in the Bible is one of the most complex and controversial discussions within biblical scholarship and modern ethics. It triggers tough questions: Does the Bible outright condemn slavery? If not, does that mean God condones it? And perhaps most challenging: What does it mean for the Bible’s authority if it doesn’t […] The post Slavery in the Bible: Does the Bible Condemn Slavery? appeared first on Almost Heretical.| Almost Heretical
Explore why Paul’s churches won over the Jesus movement in early Christianity. Unpack Paul’s vision and the decline of James' Jesus Movement.| Almost Heretical
Should we follow James or Paul? Dive into faith and works Paul vs James, rooted in Jewish roots of Christianity.| Almost Heretical
Introduction Ever wondered if Paul, not Jesus, is the true architect of Christianity? In episode 156 of Almost Heretical, titled “Paul vs. Jesus,” hosts Nate and Shelby Hanson dive into a shocking revelation: the Apostles’ Creed, a cornerstone of Christian faith, skips Jesus’ entire life, mirroring Paul’s letters that barely mention his teachings. This isn’t […] The post Paul vs Jesus appeared first on Almost Heretical.| Almost Heretical
Lot’s Wife’s name, the true sin of Sodom and Gomorrah, and the Binding of Isaac. Unpacking misconceptions and their lasting impact on faith.| Almost Heretical
Who was Melchizedek, and why did New Testament authors care? Plus, Hagar’s radical role in naming God and Abraham’s surprising backstory.| Almost Heretical
Where did "hell" come from? What is Sheol? Hades? Gehenna? And who goes to these places (or are they are even places?) We’ll see how our idea of Hell is actually an amalgam of various concepts related to multiple different questions.| Almost Heretical
Tim Mackie from The Bible Project reveals how the Bible’s literary design patterns unlock deeper understanding and meaning in Scripture.| Almost Heretical
Dana Hicks talks trading conservative for liberal dogma, psychedelics in spirituality, and the impact of technology on kids and spirituality.| Almost Heretical
Explore the impact of Revelation as we contemplate a Revelation Bible Study. Join us for personal updates and deep theological discussions.| Almost Heretical
Explore Genesis 2:24 and how this key scripture shapes understanding of marriage, gender roles, and sexuality today.| Almost Heretical
Jon Foreman discusses faith, doubt, deconstruction, and rejecting labels and emphasizes community over tribalism.| Almost Heretical
Explore the hidden history behind biblical manuscripts of the New Testament and the roles of enslaved scribes with Candida Moss.| Almost Heretical
Candida Moss on the contributions of enslaved Christians writing the Bible. Reshape your understanding of biblical inspiration and inerrancy.| Almost Heretical
Dr. Laura Anderson talks about religious trauma, purity culture, high control religion, the election, healthy disagreement, and more.| Almost Heretical
Frank Kenny explores the historical conflicts and contexts that shaped modern Christianity, revealing insights from his book, The God of War.| Almost Heretical
Brian McLaren explores how being Christian could transcend beliefs, focusing on actions and modern spirituality's evolving context.| Almost Heretical
Explore Olivia Jackson's insights on faith deconstruction across generations, challenging norms and fostering understanding in "Uncertain."| Almost Heretical
Tim Alberta discusses how Christian values influence politics, urging a loving, Christ-like response to societal issues and a focus on Jesus.| Almost Heretical
Listen to Tiffany Yecke Brooks on overcoming spiritual anxiety, dismantling religious trauma, and the power dynamics in faith communities.| Almost Heretical
If hell or even annihilationism are a threat, then isn't God's love coercive by definition? David Fitch disagrees with Nate & Shelby.| Almost Heretical
Explore Eve and the apple and the fall. We delve into Genesis 3, unraveling its themes and their influence on modern Christian faith.| Almost Heretical