04/19/2020 - In this episode, Fr. Chuck talks about lessons our Christian faith teaches us about dealing with a crisis. This is a recording on the Rector's Forum in April, 2020.
Dr. Coblentz Bautch is Professor of Religious and Theological Studies at St. Edward's University in Austin, TX. Her research interests include and her publications take up the history and religions of Israel during the Persian, Hellenistic and Roman periods, nascent Christianity, pseudepigraphical, deuterocanonical and apocalyptic texts, Enochic literature, textual criticism,…
Jack L. Weinbender has a Ph.D. in Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Texas at Austin. His research interests include the Hebrew Bible, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and Digital Scholarship. In this episode, Dr. Weinbender tells us how the Dead Sea Scrolls provide early evidence of biblical interpretation.
The Rev. Dr. Margaret Aymer is Professor of New Testament Studies at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Austin, Texas. Rev. Dr. Aymer is the author of James: Diaspora Rhetorics of a Friend of God and three other books. In this lecture, Rev. Dr. Aymer speaks about resilience as a relational and…
Mason Terry holds a Master of Arts in Theological Studies. This episode is part 2 of Mr. Terry's exploration of Marian traditions. In episode 355, he explored Marian theology as a project of Jewish folk religion. In this episode, Mr. Terry explores the influence of the Black Madonna of Częstochowska…
Mason Terry holds a Master of Arts in Theological Studies. This episode is part 1 of Mr. Terry's exploration of Marian traditions. In this episode, he explores Marian theology as a project of Jewish folk religion. Mr. Terry explores Mary's Jewish identity, and how Marian practices and ideas gained wide…
The Rev. Dr. Nathan Jennings has a MDiv from Yale Divinity School and a MA and PhD from the University of Virginia. He is the J. Milton Richardson Associate Professor of Liturgics and Anglican Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin. Rev. Dr. Jennings offers elective seminars in…