Religion & Spirituality
Welcome! This is a unique study that I will be hosting as I progress through my final semester at Abilene Christian University! The aim of this study is to provide scholarly information that is relevant and accessible to modern lay members. You will find that I explore each source during the episode and attempt to synthesize what I've learned in a way that those listening will benefit, not with a mere head knowledge, but with a change in heart and reverence for the God of Christianity. Each week, I will upload an episode focusing on a historic point of emphasis in the development of early Christian Theology. *Edit* I misspoke midway through on something so easy! Paul wrote Thessalonians, NOT Peter. Have no idea why I said that.*ACU's own, Dr. Kelli Gibson, is the professor for this course, and below are the sources used for this episode: Behr, John. The Way to Nicaea. Formation of Christian Theology Vol.1. Yonkers, NY: St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, 2001.