HeyJaredHIStory Through The Eyes Of Faith
A fun and lively chronological discussion of HIStory....how the sacred and secular weave together throughout time. Through this discussion, we share the events and stories of history looking through the lens of faith, for anyone interested in history.
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Ep. 158 | I Think, Therefore I Podcast (opens the original)
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Dr. Tim Farris is back with us as we continue our journey into the Scientific Revolution! This time, we meet some of the big personalities and big ideas that helped change the way people understood the world around them. We talk Galileo, Francis Bacon, and René Descartes. Together, their ideas helped shape what we now think of as modern science—and had an enormous impact on the course of history. This is anything but a dry science lecture. Expect plenty of questions, banter, and laughs as we exp
Ep. 157 | Earth, It's Not All About You (opens the original)
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Science is starting to have a moment—and we’ve brought in an expert! Dr. Tim Farris joins us as we explore some of the inventions that helped set the stage for the Scientific Revolution and the surprising ways scientific thinking began showing up in commerce and art.Then we turn our eyes to the heavens with Copernicus and Kepler, as old assumptions about the universe begin to shift and a new way of understanding the world starts taking shape. Along the way, there’s plenty of rabbit chasing, good
Ep. 156 | Previously, on the 16th Century (opens the original)
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In this episode, we take some of the major events of the 16th century and put them on a timeline, giving us a big-picture look at how everything fits together. Along the way, there are plenty of giggles—and possibly even an appearance by Producer Wes! Join us for a fun and informative episode as we continue chaining together HIStory Through the Eyes of Faith.
Ep. 155 | Same Bible, Different Group Chat (opens the original)
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When Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to a church door in 1517, he wasn't trying to start hundreds of denominations. He was calling the Church to reform. Yet within a century, Europe would be divided by competing confessions, devastating religious wars, and a growing realization that Christians would have to learn how to live with theological differences. In this episode of HIStory Through the Eyes of Faith, we explore how what began as a debate over authority, salvation, and church p
Ep. 154 | Purifying the Church, Shaping a Nation (opens the original)
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The Puritans are often remembered as stern, black-clad settlers who came to America seeking religious freedom. But the real story is far richer—and far more influential—than the popular caricature. In this episode of HIStory Through the Eyes of Faith, we explore the origins of the Puritan movement in England, their desire to "purify" the Church of England, and the growing pressures that eventually pushed many of them across the Atlantic. We follow their journey from the religious conflicts of th
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