HeyJaredDead Theologians Podcast
What happens when history’s greatest theological minds enter the conversation? On the Dead Theologians Podcast, we imagine thought-provoking dialogues between legendary voices of the Church—from Athanasius to Augustine, Luther to Aquinas.
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S2E8: So What Do We Do With Hell? (opens the original)
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The doctrine of hell is more than an academic debate—it shapes the way Christians preach, evangelize, grieve, and care for others. In the second part of our discussion, we move from historical theology to practical ministry, asking how our understanding of final judgment influences everyday Christian life. We explore why hell has become an increasingly neglected topic in many churches, whether different views of judgment affect the urgency of evangelism, and how pastors can minister to those gri
S2E7: Three Views on Hell (feat. Edwards, Origen, & Iranaeus) (opens the original)
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Few doctrines have generated more debate—or more discomfort—than the doctrine of hell. In this episode, we introduce the three major Christian views of final judgment: Eternal Conscious Torment, Annihilationism, and Universal Reconciliation. Rather than beginning with modern opinions, we let history speak by reading from influential theologians such as Jonathan Edwards, Origen of Alexandria, and Irenaeus. As we examine the biblical passages that have shaped this debate, we consider why Christian
S2E6: Human, Animal, & AI Ontology (opens the original)
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What does it actually mean to be human? In the second half of our conversation on ontology, we move beyond the classic debates over body, soul, and spirit to explore their practical implications. How does our understanding of human nature shape the incarnation of Christ, the hope of the resurrection, and the nature of heaven itself? We also tackle two increasingly relevant questions: Do animals possess souls or spirits, and what should Christians make of artificial intelligence? As AI continues
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