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GodPod

Seen & Unseen

Religion & Spirituality

Fréquence : 1 épisode/43j. Total Éps: 155

GodPod is a regular podcast from St Mellitus College. Theologians Graham Tomlin, Mike Lloyd, Jane Williams and the occasional guest speaker get together to discuss burning issues of God, theology, life and much more, over a supply of coffee and biscuits. Do you have a question for the team? Email it to godpod@htb.org.

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Dr Lydia Dugdale: The Lost Art of Dying - Godpod 192

Saison 1 · Épisode 192

vendredi 6 septembre 2024 • Durée 36:50

How well do we deal with our own death? What is a ‘technology-dependant death’, and should we want it? Just because we can prolong our lives, should we?

These are just some of the questions pondered by our three presenters – Jane Williams, Micheal Lloyd and Graham Tomlin – along with physician and ethicist, Dr Lydia Dugdale.

Lydia talks the presenters through the historical shifts that have caused us to go from speaking about death openly and honestly, to having a newfound societal imagination that tells us that ‘death won’t come to us’ – and why that’s a problem.

This is one of the most thought-provoking episodes of GodPod yet.

For more about Lydia and her bestselling book – The Lost Art of Dying: Lydia S. Dugdale (lydiadugdale.com)

For more from Seen and Unseen: Seen & Unseen | Seen & Unseen (seenandunseen.com)

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Miroslav Volf: the cost of ambition - Godpod 191

Saison 1 · Épisode 191

vendredi 2 août 2024 • Durée 31:06

What is the cost of ambition? Does it make us a better version of ourselves, or does it diminish us? What’s a theological response to meritocracy and comparison? What makes a life worth living?

These are just some of the questions pondered by our three presenters – Jane Williams, Micheal Lloyd and Graham Tomlin – along with renowned theologian, Miroslav Volf.

Miroslav is the Henry B. Wright Professor of Theology at Yale Divinity School and the founder and director of the Yale Centre for Faith and Culture. He has written or edited more than 20 books, over 100 scholarly articles, and his work has been featured in the Washington Post, Christianity Today, Christian Century, Sojourners, and several other outlets.

For more from Miroslav: Miroslav Volf | YCFC

For more from Seen and Unseen: Seen & Unseen | Seen & Unseen (seenandunseen.com)

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GodPod 183 | "Special Guest" Revd Tosin Oladipo

vendredi 2 juin 2023 • Durée 39:03

As the Archbishop of Canterbury’s Chaplain, Tosin Oladipo has had a ringside seat to some of the biggest events in our national life in the UK recently. He discusses with Jane and Graham his reflections on the relationship between Church and State, managing the breadth of the Church of England, and the experience of young black clergy in the Church.

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GodPod 50 - Theology at the Heart of the Church

jeudi 14 janvier 2010 • Durée 36:59

GodPod turns 50! The original team celebrate to the sound of popping champagne corks. (Well, sparkling wine, at least.) And while sipping on their bubbly, Graham, Mike and Jane discuss their vision for theology at the heart of the church, one of the core values of St Paul’s Theological Centre. Plus... is there any humour in the Bible? And is there anything that God cannot do?

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GodPod 49 - Life, the Universe and Everything

mardi 12 janvier 2010 • Durée 38:25

God encompasses the vastness of the universe, but chooses to relate to humanity in a personal way, on this apparently trivial little planet. What is the place of humanity in the purposes of God? And if there is life on other planets, is Jesus’ incarnation, death, and resurrection valid for the whole cosmos? Secondly, what does Jesus mean when he says in Luke 10:18 that he “saw Satan fall like lightening from heaven,” and how do we interpret biblical language about the spiritual realm? And finally, should we, as individuals and as communities, respond to aggression by “turning the other cheek”?

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GodPod 48 - The Church: Postmodernism, Mission, and Success

jeudi 17 septembre 2009 • Durée 43:49

How should the contemporary church engage with postmodernism? And what constitutes a successful church? Is there any encouragement for churches with small congregations and limited resources? Jane, Mike and Stephen discuss the church and mission, and also ask if there can ever be forgiveness without repentance.

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GodPod 47 - Darwin and Christianity

mercredi 1 juillet 2009 • Durée 33:49

Nick Spencer, the author of 'Darwin and God', joins Graham, Mike and Jane, to discuss the relationship between Charles Darwin's ideas about evolution and the Christian faith. On the 150th anniversary of the publication of 'On the Origin of Species', Nick explores Darwin's own faith and the impact of Darwin's theories on Christian theology.

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GodPod 46 - The Bible: Translation, Contradiction, and Inspiration

mardi 2 juin 2009 • Durée 29:55

Mike, Jane and Chris explore the strengths and weaknesses of different translations of the Bible, including the King James Version, the New International Version, and The Message. The team also addresses the question of what we are to make of apparent contradictions in the Bible. Can all such passages be reconciled with one another? Or are they reflections of the different concerns of their authors? And, finally, did the Holy Spirit reveal truths to the Church Fathers that hadn't been revealed earlier to the apostles?

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GodPod 45 - The Love of God, and Universal Salvation

jeudi 23 avril 2009 • Durée 31:18

What do we understand by the 'unconditional love of God' for ourselves and for others? Does it affect how we live? And does the good news of Jesus Christ mean that everyone will ultimately be saved?

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GodPod 43 - Christianity and Ecology

mercredi 1 avril 2009 • Durée 37:43

GodPod’s resident theologians are joined by Dave Bookless and Will Campbell-Clause from the Christian environmental organisation A Rocha. What might it mean for us to be stewards of creation?

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