Does The Great Tradition Exist? If So, What Is It?
What is the Great Tradition? Does it even exist? Wyatt and Steven tackle that question in this episode.
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David Bentley Hart: A Protestant Appraisal
In this conversation, Wyatt and Steven Wedgeworth delve into the works and theological perspectives of David Bentley Hart. They explore Hart's philosophical contributions, his critiques of Protestantism, and his unique interpretations of scripture and tradition. The discussion highlights Hart's complex relationship with various theological concepts, including universalism and Gnosticism, while also considering his broader influence on contemporary Christian thought.
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John Henry Newman to Be Made a Doctor. Should Protestants Care?
This conversation explores the life and legacy of John Henry Newman, particularly in light of his recent recognition as a doctor of the Roman Catholic Church. The discussion delves into Newman's development of doctrine, his historical context, and the implications of his work for both Protestant and Catholic traditions. The speakers reflect on the challenges and criteria for doctrinal development, the role of tradition, and the future of Christianity in light of Newman's influence.Chapters00:00 Introduction to John Henry Newman02:59 Newman's Legacy and Influence06:04 The Development of Doctrine08:48 Newman's Historical Context11:48 Theological Implications of Development14:51 The Nature of Doctrine18:09 Newman's Methodology and Philosophy20:57 Reflections on Tradition and Modernity24:17 Exploring Non-Christian Perspectives on Christianity30:04 The Continuity of Christian Principles36:05 The Evolution of Church Authority and Tradition42:00 The Impact of Newman on Ecumenism and Authority
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When Baptists Become Anglican
In this conversation, Wyatt and Steven Wedgworth explore the complexities of Anglicanism, particularly in the context of recent movements from Baptist to Anglican traditions. They discuss the historical roots of Anglicanism, its theological distinctions, and the promise it holds for modern believers. The conversation also addresses common critiques of Anglicanism, emphasizing the importance of liturgy and public ceremony in worship, while clarifying misconceptions about its doctrines and practices. Ultimately, the discussion highlights the diversity within Anglicanism and its relationship with other Christian traditions.
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Where Do the Baptists Fit? Reformed? Protestant? Who Are They?
In this conversation, Wyatt and Steven delve into the complexities of Baptist identity within the broader Reformed and Protestant landscape. They explore the historical origins of Baptists, their rise in North America, and the contentious issue of baptism that divides them from other denominations. The discussion also touches on the role of Baptists in modern Christianity, their activism, and the potential for collaboration with Anglicans despite theological differences. Ultimately, Wyatt argues that Baptists are a renewal movement within Protestantism, distinct from Anabaptists, and emphasize the evolving understanding of these terms in contemporary contexts.
From ancient wisdom to modern faith, The Davenant Discussions podcast explores Christianity's richest traditions to equip today's church. It is a podcast of The Davenant Institute.
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