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]]> Crosswalk Church podcast@crosswalkvillage.com 13 Religious Liberty Summary In this episode of the Unapologetics podcast, Alex and Tim discuss the support for religious freedom and the role of Christianity in shaping policy. They explore the concept of articulating ideals and the difference between aspirational speech and hypocrisy. The conversation delves into the importance of religious liberty in the American context and the challenges posed by Christian nationalism. They also examine the diversity within Christianity and its impact on the American experiment. The episode concludes with a reflection on the risk of free agency and the power of love in navigating uncertainty. Takeaways Religious freedom is an important value in the United States, but it is not a monolithic concept. Christianity itself is diverse, and different Christian groups may have different perspectives on religious freedom and its relationship to policy. Articulating ideals is an important aspect of religious discourse, but it is essential to acknowledge the gap between ideals and behavior. Hypocrisy arises when there is a disconnect between what is professed and how one lives. The American experiment is rooted in the recognition of religious diversity and the importance of religious liberty. The country's history and the Constitution reflect a commitment to creating space for different religious beliefs and practices. Love is a central theme in Christianity, and it should guide discussions on religious freedom and policy. Love embraces risk and uncertainty, while fear seeks to eliminate them. Embracing love can lead to a more inclusive and compassionate society. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Weather 00:40 Discussion on Support for Religious Freedom 03:03 Articulating Ideals and Hypocrisy 06:00 The Importance of Religious Liberty 11:09 Christian Nationalism and Support for Religion in Policy 19:05 Christianity's Diversity and the American Experiment 23:21 The Risk of Free Agency and Love 28:32 The Tension Between Fear and Love 32:52 Conclusion and Call to Action LINKS: https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2024/january/becket-religious-freedom-index-america-liberty-forb.html https://www.becketlaw.org/index/2023-findings/ Sat, 20 Jan 2024 00:00:00 -0000 13 Religious Liberty full 13 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Summary In this episode of the Unapologetics podcast, Alex and Tim discuss the support for religious freedom and the role of Christianity in shaping policy. They explore the concept of articulating ideals and the difference between aspirational speech and hypocrisy. The conversation delves into the importance of religious liberty in the American context and the challenges posed by Christian nationalism. They also examine the diversity within Christianity and its impact on the American experiment. The episode concludes with a reflection on the risk of free agency and the power of love in navigating uncertainty. Takeaways Religious freedom is an important value in the United States, but it is not a monolithic concept. Christianity itself is diverse, and different Christian groups may have different perspectives on religious freedom and its relationship to policy. Articulating ideals is an important aspect of religious discourse, but it is essential to acknowledge the gap between ideals and behavior. Hypocrisy arises when there is a disconnect between what is professed and how one lives. The American experiment is rooted in the recognition of religious diversity and the importance of religious liberty. The country's history and the Constitution reflect a commitment to creating space for different religious beliefs and practices. Love is a central theme in Christianity, and it should guide discussions on religious freedom and policy. Love embraces risk and uncertainty, while fear seeks to eliminate them. Embracing love can lead to a more inclusive and compassionate society. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Weather 00:40 Discussion on Support for Religious Freedom 03:03 Articulating Ideals and Hypocrisy 06:00 The Importance of Religious Liberty 11:09 Christian Nationalism and Support for Religion in Policy 19:05 Christianity's Diversity and the American Experiment 23:21 The Risk of Free Agency and Love 28:32 The Tension Between Fear and Love 32:52 Conclusion and Call to Action LINKS: https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2024/january/becket-religious-freedom-index-america-liberty-forb.html https://www.becketlaw.org/index/2023-findings/ Summary

In this episode of the Unapologetics podcast, Alex and Tim discuss the support for religious freedom and the role of Christianity in shaping policy. They explore the concept of articulating ideals and the difference between aspirational speech and hypocrisy. The conversation delves into the importance of religious liberty in the American context and the challenges posed by Christian nationalism. They also examine the diversity within Christianity and its impact on the American experiment. The episode concludes with a reflection on the risk of free agency and the power of love in navigating uncertainty.

Takeaways

  • Religious freedom is an important value in the United States, but it is not a monolithic concept. Christianity itself is diverse, and different Christian groups may have different perspectives on religious freedom and its relationship to policy.
  • Articulating ideals is an important aspect of religious discourse, but it is essential to acknowledge the gap between ideals and behavior. Hypocrisy arises when there is a disconnect between what is professed and how one lives.
  • The American experiment is rooted in the recognition of religious diversity and the importance of religious liberty. The country's history and the Constitution reflect a commitment to creating space for different religious beliefs and practices.
  • Love is a central theme in Christianity, and it should guide discussions on religious freedom and policy. Love embraces risk and uncertainty, while fear seeks to eliminate them. Embracing love can lead to a more inclusive and compassionate society.

Chapters

00:00

Introduction and Weather

00:40

Discussion on Support for Religious Freedom

03:03

Articulating Ideals and Hypocrisy

06:00

The Importance of Religious Liberty

11:09

Christian Nationalism and Support for Religion in Policy

19:05

Christianity's Diversity and the American Experiment

23:21

The Risk of Free Agency and Love

28:32

The Tension Between Fear and Love

32:52

Conclusion and Call to Action

LINKS:

https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2024/january/becket-religious-freedom-index-america-liberty-forb.html

https://www.becketlaw.org/index/2023-findings/

]]> 2067 no 12 Complexity in the New Year Summary In this episode, Tim Gillespie and Alex Bryan discuss the complexity of various issues, including the resignation of Harvard's first black president, the situation in the Middle East, freedom of speech, plagiarism claims, and diversity and gender issues. They emphasize the need for a hermeneutic of complexity and the importance of humility in dealing with complexity. They also explore the role of Jesus in holding all things together and the need for continued engagement with complexity. The episode concludes with a book recommendation and a call to support the podcast. In this episode of the Unapologetics podcast, the importance of emotional intelligence is explored. The conversation delves into the development of emotional intelligence and its impact on relationships and the workplace. Takeaways Complexity is a fundamental aspect of life and faith that should be acknowledged and embraced. A hermeneutic of complexity is needed to navigate the complexities of scripture, faith, and the world. Certainty and simplicity can be tempting, but they often oversimplify complex issues and hinder growth and understanding. Faithfulness involves acknowledging complexity, engaging with it, and holding it in tension. Jesus provides a framework for understanding and navigating complexity, offering a gravitational force that holds all things together. Emotional intelligence is crucial for personal and professional success. Developing emotional intelligence requires self-awareness and empathy. Emotional intelligence plays a significant role in building and maintaining healthy relationships. Emotional intelligence can enhance communication and collaboration in the workplace. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 02:05 The Complexity of the Harvard President's Resignation 03:22 Complexity of the Situation in the Middle East 04:21 Complexity of Freedom of Speech 05:19 Complexity of Plagiarism Claims 05:47 Complexity of Diversity and Gender Issues 06:06 The Tendency to Avoid Complexity 07:05 The Complexity of Scripture and Faith 08:26 The Role of Jesus in Holding All Things Together 10:08 The Need for a Hermeneutic of Complexity 11:35 The Tension Between Ambiguity and Deconstruction 13:25 The Importance of Humility in Dealing with Complexity 15:22 The Fluctuating Nature of Truth and Understanding 17:56 The Gravitational Force of Jesus in Holding Complexity Together 19:06 The Difference Between Complexity and Complication 20:15 The Importance of Continued Engagement with Complexity 23:07 Faith in the Motivation of God 26:18 The Third Way: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity 27:45 The Desire for Certainty and Security 31:04 The Problem with Overwhelming Assurity 33:21 The Need for a Different Approach to Insecurity 36:24 The Importance of Holding Complexity in Leadership 38:39 Stepping Back into the Stream of Faithfulness 41:09 The Importance of Panoramic Vision in Dealing with Complexity 43:38 Book Recommendation: Medicine as Prophecy 44:47 Conclusion and Call to Support the Podcast 10:32 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence 20:15 Developing Emotional Intelligence 30:40 Emotional Intelligence in Relationships 40:12 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace 44:52 Conclusion Sat, 06 Jan 2024 18:00:00 -0000 12 Complexity in the New Year full 124 12 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Summary In this episode, Tim Gillespie and Alex Bryan discuss the complexity of various issues, including the resignation of Harvard's first black president, the situation in the Middle East, freedom of speech, plagiarism claims, and diversity and gender issues. They emphasize the need for a hermeneutic of complexity and the importance of humility in dealing with complexity. They also explore the role of Jesus in holding all things together and the need for continued engagement with complexity. The episode concludes with a book recommendation and a call to support the podcast. In this episode of the Unapologetics podcast, the importance of emotional intelligence is explored. The conversation delves into the development of emotional intelligence and its impact on relationships and the workplace. Takeaways Complexity is a fundamental aspect of life and faith that should be acknowledged and embraced. A hermeneutic of complexity is needed to navigate the complexities of scripture, faith, and the world. Certainty and simplicity can be tempting, but they often oversimplify complex issues and hinder growth and understanding. Faithfulness involves acknowledging complexity, engaging with it, and holding it in tension. Jesus provides a framework for understanding and navigating complexity, offering a gravitational force that holds all things together. Emotional intelligence is crucial for personal and professional success. Developing emotional intelligence requires self-awareness and empathy. Emotional intelligence plays a significant role in building and maintaining healthy relationships. Emotional intelligence can enhance communication and collaboration in the workplace. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 02:05 The Complexity of the Harvard President's Resignation 03:22 Complexity of the Situation in the Middle East 04:21 Complexity of Freedom of Speech 05:19 Complexity of Plagiarism Claims 05:47 Complexity of Diversity and Gender Issues 06:06 The Tendency to Avoid Complexity 07:05 The Complexity of Scripture and Faith 08:26 The Role of Jesus in Holding All Things Together 10:08 The Need for a Hermeneutic of Complexity 11:35 The Tension Between Ambiguity and Deconstruction 13:25 The Importance of Humility in Dealing with Complexity 15:22 The Fluctuating Nature of Truth and Understanding 17:56 The Gravitational Force of Jesus in Holding Complexity Together 19:06 The Difference Between Complexity and Complication 20:15 The Importance of Continued Engagement with Complexity 23:07 Faith in the Motivation of God 26:18 The Third Way: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity 27:45 The Desire for Certainty and Security 31:04 The Problem with Overwhelming Assurity 33:21 The Need for a Different Approach to Insecurity 36:24 The Importance of Holding Complexity in Leadership 38:39 Stepping Back into the Stream of Faithfulness 41:09 The Importance of Panoramic Vision in Dealing with Complexity 43:38 Book Recommendation: Medicine as Prophecy 44:47 Conclusion and Call to Support the Podcast 10:32 The Importance of Emotional Intelligence 20:15 Developing Emotional Intelligence 30:40 Emotional Intelligence in Relationships 40:12 Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace 44:52 Conclusion Summary

In this episode, Tim Gillespie and Alex Bryan discuss the complexity of various issues, including the resignation of Harvard's first black president, the situation in the Middle East, freedom of speech, plagiarism claims, and diversity and gender issues. They emphasize the need for a hermeneutic of complexity and the importance of humility in dealing with complexity. They also explore the role of Jesus in holding all things together and the need for continued engagement with complexity. The episode concludes with a book recommendation and a call to support the podcast. In this episode of the Unapologetics podcast, the importance of emotional intelligence is explored. The conversation delves into the development of emotional intelligence and its impact on relationships and the workplace.

Takeaways

  • Complexity is a fundamental aspect of life and faith that should be acknowledged and embraced.
  • A hermeneutic of complexity is needed to navigate the complexities of scripture, faith, and the world.
  • Certainty and simplicity can be tempting, but they often oversimplify complex issues and hinder growth and understanding.
  • Faithfulness involves acknowledging complexity, engaging with it, and holding it in tension.
  • Jesus provides a framework for understanding and navigating complexity, offering a gravitational force that holds all things together. Emotional intelligence is crucial for personal and professional success.
  • Developing emotional intelligence requires self-awareness and empathy.
  • Emotional intelligence plays a significant role in building and maintaining healthy relationships.
  • Emotional intelligence can enhance communication and collaboration in the workplace.

Chapters

00:00

Introduction and Setting the Stage

02:05

The Complexity of the Harvard President's Resignation

03:22

Complexity of the Situation in the Middle East

04:21

Complexity of Freedom of Speech

05:19

Complexity of Plagiarism Claims

05:47

Complexity of Diversity and Gender Issues

06:06

The Tendency to Avoid Complexity

07:05

The Complexity of Scripture and Faith

08:26

The Role of Jesus in Holding All Things Together

10:08

The Need for a Hermeneutic of Complexity

11:35

The Tension Between Ambiguity and Deconstruction

13:25

The Importance of Humility in Dealing with Complexity

15:22

The Fluctuating Nature of Truth and Understanding

17:56

The Gravitational Force of Jesus in Holding Complexity Together

19:06

The Difference Between Complexity and Complication

20:15

The Importance of Continued Engagement with Complexity

23:07

Faith in the Motivation of God

26:18

The Third Way: Embracing Complexity and Ambiguity

27:45

The Desire for Certainty and Security

31:04

The Problem with Overwhelming Assurity

33:21

The Need for a Different Approach to Insecurity

36:24

The Importance of Holding Complexity in Leadership

38:39

Stepping Back into the Stream of Faithfulness

41:09

The Importance of Panoramic Vision in Dealing with Complexity

43:38

Book Recommendation: Medicine as Prophecy

44:47

Conclusion and Call to Support the Podcast

10:32

The Importance of Emotional Intelligence

20:15

Developing Emotional Intelligence

30:40

Emotional Intelligence in Relationships

40:12

Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

44:52

Conclusion


]]> 2773 11 Christmas Music Summary In this episode, Tim and Alex discuss their Christmas decorations and the tradition of decorating the Christmas tree. They also explore the history and significance of the Christmas pickle ornament. The conversation then shifts to the power of Christmas music and its ability to convey emotion and move the soul. Tim and Alex share their favorite Christmas albums and hymns, highlighting the familiarity and anticipation that comes with listening to these songs each year. They discuss the theological significance of music and its ability to bring people together. The conversation also touches on the divisiveness of music and the importance of approaching it with care and attentiveness. They conclude by emphasizing the need to listen to one another and to the divine in order to fully experience the power of music and tradition. This conversation explores the connection between singing and listening, highlighting the idea that creation happened because it listened. The importance of listening in singing is emphasized, drawing parallels to the need for listening in salvation and redemption. The conversation also discusses the tendency to make decisions in a self-referential way and the risks associated with it. The pain of perfect pitch is explored, raising theological questions about the experience of God and the earth. The chapter concludes with a reflection on God's grace in our imperfect singing and a call to support the podcast. Takeaways Christmas music has the power to convey emotion and move the soul. Familiarity and tradition play a significant role in the enjoyment of Christmas music. Music has the ability to bring people together and create a sense of community. Approaching music with attentiveness and care can help bridge the secular-sacred divide and foster a deeper connection with the divine. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Christmas Decorations 01:11 Decorating the Christmas Tree 03:11 The History of the Christmas Pickle 04:09 Fake Christmas Trees 05:20 The Significance of Christmas Music 06:06 The Power of Music 07:09 Favorite Christmas Albums 09:35 Favorite Christmas Hymns 10:50 The Theological Significance of Music 16:56 The Divisiveness of Music 18:51 The Secular-Sacred Divide 20:33 The Importance of Tradition and Familiarity 23:17 The Popularity of Christmas Music 26:08 The Power of Repetition and Tradition 28:00 The Role of Music in Church 31:56 The Danger of Oversacralizing 35:43 The Need for Attentiveness 38:56 The Importance of Perspective and Listening 39:39 Listening to the Divine 40:14 Creation Happened Because It Listened 41:13 The Importance of Listening in Singing 42:02 Making Decisions in a Self-Referential Way 43:34 The Pain of Perfect Pitch 44:23 God's Grace in Our Imperfect Singing 45:23 Closing Remarks and Call to Support the Podcast Sat, 09 Dec 2023 01:00:00 -0000 11 Christmas Music full 2 11 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Summary In this episode, Tim and Alex discuss their Christmas decorations and the tradition of decorating the Christmas tree. They also explore the history and significance of the Christmas pickle ornament. The conversation then shifts to the power of Christmas music and its ability to convey emotion and move the soul. Tim and Alex share their favorite Christmas albums and hymns, highlighting the familiarity and anticipation that comes with listening to these songs each year. They discuss the theological significance of music and its ability to bring people together. The conversation also touches on the divisiveness of music and the importance of approaching it with care and attentiveness. They conclude by emphasizing the need to listen to one another and to the divine in order to fully experience the power of music and tradition. This conversation explores the connection between singing and listening, highlighting the idea that creation happened because it listened. The importance of listening in singing is emphasized, drawing parallels to the need for listening in salvation and redemption. The conversation also discusses the tendency to make decisions in a self-referential way and the risks associated with it. The pain of perfect pitch is explored, raising theological questions about the experience of God and the earth. The chapter concludes with a reflection on God's grace in our imperfect singing and a call to support the podcast. Takeaways Christmas music has the power to convey emotion and move the soul. Familiarity and tradition play a significant role in the enjoyment of Christmas music. Music has the ability to bring people together and create a sense of community. Approaching music with attentiveness and care can help bridge the secular-sacred divide and foster a deeper connection with the divine. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Christmas Decorations 01:11 Decorating the Christmas Tree 03:11 The History of the Christmas Pickle 04:09 Fake Christmas Trees 05:20 The Significance of Christmas Music 06:06 The Power of Music 07:09 Favorite Christmas Albums 09:35 Favorite Christmas Hymns 10:50 The Theological Significance of Music 16:56 The Divisiveness of Music 18:51 The Secular-Sacred Divide 20:33 The Importance of Tradition and Familiarity 23:17 The Popularity of Christmas Music 26:08 The Power of Repetition and Tradition 28:00 The Role of Music in Church 31:56 The Danger of Oversacralizing 35:43 The Need for Attentiveness 38:56 The Importance of Perspective and Listening 39:39 Listening to the Divine 40:14 Creation Happened Because It Listened 41:13 The Importance of Listening in Singing 42:02 Making Decisions in a Self-Referential Way 43:34 The Pain of Perfect Pitch 44:23 God's Grace in Our Imperfect Singing 45:23 Closing Remarks and Call to Support the Podcast Summary

In this episode, Tim and Alex discuss their Christmas decorations and the tradition of decorating the Christmas tree. They also explore the history and significance of the Christmas pickle ornament. The conversation then shifts to the power of Christmas music and its ability to convey emotion and move the soul. Tim and Alex share their favorite Christmas albums and hymns, highlighting the familiarity and anticipation that comes with listening to these songs each year. They discuss the theological significance of music and its ability to bring people together. The conversation also touches on the divisiveness of music and the importance of approaching it with care and attentiveness. They conclude by emphasizing the need to listen to one another and to the divine in order to fully experience the power of music and tradition. This conversation explores the connection between singing and listening, highlighting the idea that creation happened because it listened. The importance of listening in singing is emphasized, drawing parallels to the need for listening in salvation and redemption. The conversation also discusses the tendency to make decisions in a self-referential way and the risks associated with it. The pain of perfect pitch is explored, raising theological questions about the experience of God and the earth. The chapter concludes with a reflection on God's grace in our imperfect singing and a call to support the podcast.

Takeaways

  • Christmas music has the power to convey emotion and move the soul.
  • Familiarity and tradition play a significant role in the enjoyment of Christmas music.
  • Music has the ability to bring people together and create a sense of community.
  • Approaching music with attentiveness and care can help bridge the secular-sacred divide and foster a deeper connection with the divine.

Chapters

00:00

Introduction and Christmas Decorations

01:11

Decorating the Christmas Tree

03:11

The History of the Christmas Pickle

04:09

Fake Christmas Trees

05:20

The Significance of Christmas Music

06:06

The Power of Music

07:09

Favorite Christmas Albums

09:35

Favorite Christmas Hymns

10:50

The Theological Significance of Music

16:56

The Divisiveness of Music

18:51

The Secular-Sacred Divide

20:33

The Importance of Tradition and Familiarity

23:17

The Popularity of Christmas Music

26:08

The Power of Repetition and Tradition

28:00

The Role of Music in Church

31:56

The Danger of Oversacralizing

35:43

The Need for Attentiveness

38:56

The Importance of Perspective and Listening

39:39

Listening to the Divine

40:14

Creation Happened Because It Listened

41:13

The Importance of Listening in Singing

42:02

Making Decisions in a Self-Referential Way

43:34

The Pain of Perfect Pitch

44:23

God's Grace in Our Imperfect Singing

45:23

Closing Remarks and Call to Support the Podcast


]]> 2841 no 10 Christmas Movies Tim and Alex take on the top 20 list of Christmas movies and somehow find their way to Awe and Wonder and Cathedrals and Giant Redwood Trees. Join them in this fascinating conversation. Thu, 30 Nov 2023 20:00:00 -0000 10 Christmas Movies full 2 10 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Tim and Alex take on the top 20 list of Christmas movies and somehow find their way to Awe and Wonder and Cathedrals and Giant Redwood Trees. Join them in this fascinating conversation. Tim and Alex take on the top 20 list of Christmas movies and somehow find their way to Awe and Wonder and Cathedrals and Giant Redwood Trees. Join them in this fascinating conversation.

]]> 2793 no 08 Epistemology/AI/Compassion/Geography As Alex and Tim continue to talk about what is happening in the world, they take on the idea of epistemology and how it impacts compassion in the world. Thu, 02 Nov 2023 19:00:00 -0000 08 Epistemology/AI/Compassion/Geography full 2 8 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan As Alex and Tim continue to talk about what is happening in the world, they take on the idea of epistemology and how it impacts compassion in the world. As Alex and Tim continue to talk about what is happening in the world, they take on the idea of epistemology and how it impacts compassion in the world.

]]> 3227 no 07 Violence and Jesus Alex and Tim talk about the shooting in Maine, the ongoing war in Israel/Gaza, and how Jesus viewed violence, as well as our response. Fri, 27 Oct 2023 18:00:00 -0000 07 Violence and Jesus full 2 7 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Alex and Tim talk about the shooting in Maine, the ongoing war in Israel/Gaza, and how Jesus viewed violence, as well as our response. Alex and Tim talk about the shooting in Maine, the ongoing war in Israel/Gaza, and how Jesus viewed violence, as well as our response.

]]> 1795 no 06 War/Morality/Israel Alex and Tim talk about Morality Clarity and Moral Ambiguity, American Zionism, Humilty, War, and even Israel. This weeks episode is dense, rich, and worth a listen! Thu, 19 Oct 2023 21:01:00 -0000 06 War/Morality/Israel full 2 6 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Alex and Tim talk about Morality Clarity and Moral Ambiguity, American Zionism, Humilty, War, and even Israel. This weeks episode is dense, rich, and worth a listen! Alex and Tim talk about Morality Clarity and Moral Ambiguity, American Zionism, Humilty, War, and even Israel. This weeks episode is dense, rich, and worth a listen!

]]> 2446 no 05 War in Israel Alex and Tim talk about the war in Israel, its theological implications, apocalyptic worldview, and prayer. Tue, 10 Oct 2023 19:00:00 -0000 05 War in Israel full 2 5 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Alex and Tim talk about the war in Israel, its theological implications, apocalyptic worldview, and prayer. Alex and Tim talk about the war in Israel, its theological implications, apocalyptic worldview, and prayer.

]]> 2270 no 04 Do we need more Athiests? Tim and Alex talk about the article from Kate Cohen for The Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/10/03/kate-cohen-atheism/) about whether or not America needs more atheists to fix the problems we have. Thu, 05 Oct 2023 16:55:00 -0000 04 Do we need more Athiests? full 2 4 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Tim and Alex talk about the article from Kate Cohen for The Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/10/03/kate-cohen-atheism/) about whether or not America needs more atheists to fix the problems we have. Tim and Alex talk about the article from Kate Cohen for The Washington Post (https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2023/10/03/kate-cohen-atheism/) about whether or not America needs more atheists to fix the problems we have.

]]> 2515 no 03 How America Got So Mean Jumping off of David Brooks article in the Atlantic by the same name, Dr's Bryant and Gillespie have a robust conversation about Morals, Awe, and Isolation. Thu, 28 Sep 2023 23:34:00 -0000 full 2 3 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan 03 How America Got So Mean Jumping off of David Brooks article in the Atlantic by the same name, Dr's Bryant and Gillespie have a robust conversation about Morals, Awe, and Isolation. Jumping off of David Brooks article in the Atlantic by the same name, Dr's Bryant and Gillespie have a robust conversation about Morals, Awe, and Isolation.

]]> 2296 no 02 Unapologetics Dr's Tim and Alex take on what is theology and what are the boundaries that we have given to this kind of thought. Thu, 21 Sep 2023 14:00:00 -0000 02 Unapologetics full 2 2 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Dr's Tim and Alex take on what is theology and what are the boundaries that we have given to this kind of thought. Dr's Tim and Alex take on what is theology and what are the boundaries that we have given to this kind of thought.

]]> 2034 no 01 Podcast Relaunch Alex and Tim relaunch their Podcast. Talk about Reason and Faith, and make a commitment to keep it going. Fri, 15 Sep 2023 19:00:00 -0000 01 Unapologetics Relaunch full 2 1 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan Alex and Tim relaunch their Podcast. Talk about Reason and Faith, and make a commitment to keep it going. Alex and Tim relaunch their Podcast. Talk about Reason and Faith, and make a commitment to keep it going.

]]> 1623 no Inspiration In this episode we go in depth talking about the doctrine of God. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. Mon, 15 Mar 2021 14:00:00 -0000 full 4 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan In this episode we go in depth talking about the doctrine of God. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. In this episode we go in depth talking about the doctrine of God.


Check out The One Project.

This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church.

This podcast is made through Megaphone.

]]> 2857 Revelation In this episode of Unapologetics, Tim and Alex talk about what Revelation is and how God reveals Himself to us. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. Mon, 08 Mar 2021 15:00:00 -0000 full 3 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan In this episode of Unapologetics, Tim and Alex talk about what Revelation is and how God reveals Himself to us. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. In this episode of Unapologetics, Tim and Alex talk about what Revelation is and how God reveals Himself to us.


Check out The One Project.

This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church.

This podcast is made through Megaphone.

]]> 3029 How Do We Pursue Truth? In this episode Dr. Alex Bryant and Dr. Tim Gillespie explore the conversation on how we pursue truth, and what are the rules if there are any. Epistemology. - the study of truth; knowing. Hermeneutics - the branch of knowledge of interpretation. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. Thu, 17 Dec 2020 01:00:00 -0000 full 2 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan In this episode Dr. Alex Bryant and Dr. Tim Gillespie explore the conversation on how we pursue truth, and what are the rules if there are any. Epistemology. - the study of truth; knowing. Hermeneutics - the branch of knowledge of interpretation. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. In this episode Dr. Alex Bryant and Dr. Tim Gillespie explore the conversation on how we pursue truth, and what are the rules if there are any.


Epistemology. - the study of truth; knowing.

Hermeneutics - the branch of knowledge of interpretation.


Check out The One Project.

This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church.

This podcast is made through Megaphone.

]]> 3034 no What is Unapologetics? As defined in our podcast title, Dr. Tim Gillespie and Dr. Alex Bryan unapologetically explain the purpose for these conversations on theology and philosophy, the importance of every door that opens to more knowledge and understanding, and honest conversations about what might be and what isn't. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. Tue, 08 Dec 2020 00:00:00 -0000 full 1 Timothy Gillespie, Alex Bryan As defined in our podcast title, Dr. Tim Gillespie and Dr. Alex Bryan unapologetically explain the purpose for these conversations on theology and philosophy, the importance of every door that opens to more knowledge and understanding, and honest conversations about what might be and what isn't. Check out The One Project. This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church. This podcast is made through Megaphone. As defined in our podcast title, Dr. Tim Gillespie and Dr. Alex Bryan unapologetically explain the purpose for these conversations on theology and philosophy, the importance of every door that opens to more knowledge and understanding, and honest conversations about what might be and what isn't.


Check out The One Project.

This podcast is sponsored through Crosswalk Church.

This podcast is made through Megaphone.

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