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The Ride Home with John and KathyThe Ride Home - Thursday, April 17, 2025Being Maundy Thursday: why is it so hard to love one another and why does it matter? … GUEST Rev Dr Dean Weaver ... Stated Clerk of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church ... co-founder and former president of EduNations. Did Jesus institute a new priesthood at the Last Supper? … GUEST Dr Charles Camosy … Prof of Medical Humanities at the Creighton Univ School of Medicine … Charlie spent 14 yrs in Fordham Univ’s theology department, & is author of 7 books, inluding “Beyond the Abortion Wars,” and “Resisting Throwaway Culture” … his most recent book is “Bioethics for Nurses: a Christian Moral Vision” … Charlie advises the Faith Outreach office of t...
2025-04-181h 24
The Numinous PodcastTNP240 {WNY Retreat Miniseries} A Brief History of Intuition with Carmen SpagnolaIn this essay I will show how Thomas Aquinas, due to his early life attachment ruptures and abandonment wound, and under the influence of the violent toxic masculinity of the Inquisition and Aristotle's writings, became a 23 year old incel who went on to drive an 800 year wedge between intuition and the mind for people of European descent.
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Terror of History: Mystics, Heretics, and Witches in the Western Tradition with Professor Teofilo F. Ruiz, Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles
Why Evil Exists with Professor Charles...
2024-10-2924 min
Love Your NeighborEp. 5 Seek the Welfare of the City: Augustine on City PoliticsWhat can we learn from Saint Augustine about 21st-century local politics? Dr. Charles Mathewes brings wisdom, humor, historical insights, and apt pop culture references to a wide-ranging discussion on Augustine’s portrayal of the earthly city and the heavenly city.
Check out Charles Mathewes’ books A Theology of Public Life and The Republic of Grace, as well as his Great Courses series on Augustine’s The City of God.
2024-07-0139 min
Love Thy NiebuhrInterview with Dr. Charles MathewesIn a very merry episode of LTN, the hosts interview Dr. Charles Mathewes about two of his articles--one, using Niebuhr's anthropology to critique his theology, and the other, an investigation of how Niebuhr relates to Virtue Ethics.
2023-12-111h 19
The Augustine PodcastDr. Charles T Mathewes - Augustine on Evil, Ethics and PoliticsJoshua speaks with professor Charles T. Mathewes.
Dr. Mathewes is the Carolyn M. Barbour Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Virginia, where he teaches religious ethics, theology, and philosophy of religion. He earned his B.A. in Theology from Georgetown University, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in Religion from the University of Chicago. From 2006 to 2010, Professor Mathewes served as editor of the Journal of the American Academy of Religion. He was Chair of the Committee on the Future of Christian Ethics for the Society of Christian Ethics, the inaugural Director of the Virginia Center for the...
2023-09-2059 min
Transforming CultureThe Abortion DebateWelcome to another episode of Transforming Culture from MBC! We're thrilled that you're joining us for another session where we engage with an important cultural debate. This week, we're talking to Dr. Laura Lewis about the debate around abortion, and how to support those who are making decisions during an unexpected pregnancy. When we asked Dr. Lewis to join us for the summer of 2022, we had NO idea that the Supreme Court of the United States was going to overturn the Roe v. Wade decision that has been the cornerstone of abortion rights in that country. While we live...
2022-10-2459 min
Frederica Here and Now2021 Doxacon: Charles Dickens, MCU v LOTR, and BeesDoxacon is a gathering of Orthodox Christians with an interest in fantasy, sci-fi, and gaming. This year they asked me to deliver the lay keynote (conference theme: "Making Virtuous Decisions in Fiction"), and I confessed that I don't know much about those popular forms of media. So we compromised. First, I speak about Charles Dickens, and how some non-virtuous personal decisions affected his life and his writing; then my son, Fr. Stephen Mathewes, relates the "virtuous decisions" question to some popular books, movies, and videogames. At the end I came back with a few thoughts about bees. Enjoy!
2021-12-0700 minFrederica Here and Now2021 Doxacon: Charles Dickens, MCU v LOTR, and BeesDoxacon is a gathering of Orthodox Christians with an interest in fantasy, sci-fi, and gaming. This year they asked me to deliver the lay keynote (conference theme: "Making Virtuous Decisions in Fiction"), and I confessed that I don't know much about those popular forms of media. So we compromised. First, I speak about Charles Dickens, and how some non-virtuous personal decisions affected his life and his writing; then my son, Fr. Stephen Mathewes, relates the "virtuous decisions" question to some popular books, movies, and videogames. At the end I came back with a few thoughts about bees. Enjoy!
2021-12-0700 min
The Ride Home with John and KathyThe Ride Home with John and Kathy5 Takeaways From the Facebook Papers GUEST Chris Martin This or That Charles Dickens: his own moral decisions ruined his life and negatively affected his writing GUEST Frederica Mathewes-Green Week in ReviewSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-11-051h 54
Pepin z HanéOff Script 41: Guns, Immigrants, and White EvangelicalsThis is part two of our discussion about Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” Check out part one here. In this episode we consider gun control, immigration, the death penalty, and treatment of the poor in an effort to understand and respond to evangelicalism’s ongoing public relations problem. Are “white evangelicals” as Mathewes puts it “a breathtakingly cruel bunch?”
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Read the original Washington Post article here
Listen to part one of this discussion: Off Script 40: Roy Moore, Gay Wedding Cakes, and White Evangelicals
Check out these Off Script episodes mentioned...
2018-01-2839 min
RestitutioOff Script 41: Guns, Immigrants, and White EvangelicalsThis is part two of our discussion about Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” Check out part one here. In this episode we consider gun control, immigration, the death penalty, and treatment of the poor in an effort to understand and respond to evangelicalism’s ongoing public relations problem. Are “white evangelicals” as Mathewes puts it “a breathtakingly cruel bunch?”
—— Links ——
Read the original Washington Post article here
Listen to part one of this discussion: Off Script 40: Roy Moore, Gay Wedding Cakes, and White Evangelicals
Check out these...
2018-01-2839 minOff ScriptOff Script 41: Guns, Immigrants, and White EvangelicalsThis is part two of our discussion about Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” Check out part one here. In this episode we consider gun control, immigration, the death penalty, and treatment of the poor in an effort to understand and respond to evangelicalism's ongoing public relations problem. Are "white evangelicals" as Mathewes puts it "a breathtakingly cruel bunch?"
—— Links ——
Read the original Washington Post article here
Listen to part one of this discussion: Off Script 40: Roy Moore, Gay Wedding Cakes, and White Evangelicals
Check out these Off Script episodes men...
2018-01-2839 minPepin z HanéOff Script 40: Roy More, Gay Wedding Cakes, and White EvangelicalsWhile scrolling through Facebook, I came across Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” At first reading, I was infuriated at what I felt were unfair criticisms, but after I thought about it, I realized what an opportunity this article presented. It collects together no less than thirteen criticisms against Christianity. In this episode Dan Fitzsimmons, Rose Rider, and I (Sean Finnegan) respond to the first seven, including:
Our society’s war on Christmas bothers Christians
A Christian baker refused to sell a cake for a gay wedding
80% of white evangel...
2018-01-2148 min
RestitutioOff Script 40: Roy Moore, Gay Wedding Cakes, and White EvangelicalsWhile scrolling through Facebook, I came across Charles Mathewes’ Washington Post article, “White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat.” At first reading, I was infuriated at what I felt were unfair criticisms, but after I thought about it, I realized what an opportunity this article presented. It collects together no less than thirteen criticisms against Christianity. In this episode Dan Fitzsimmons, Rose Rider, and I (Sean Finnegan) respond to the first seven, including:
Our society’s war on Christmas bothers Christians
A Christian baker refused to sell a cake for a gay wedding
80% o...
2018-01-2147 minOff ScriptOff Script 40: Roy Moore, Gay Wedding Cakes, and White EvangelicalsWhile scrolling through Facebook, I came across Charles Mathewes' Washington Post article, "White Christianity is in big trouble. And it’s its own biggest threat." At first reading, I was infuriated at what I felt were unfair criticisms, but after I thought about it, I realized what an opportunity this article presented. It collects together no less than thirteen criticisms against Christianity. In this episode Dan Fitzsimmons, Rose Rider, and I (Sean Finnegan) respond to the first seven, including:
Our society's war on Christmas bothers Christians
A Christian baker refused to sell a cake for a gay wedding
80% of white evang...
2018-01-2147 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 5Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 5 of 5
2016-12-0500 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 5Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 5 of 5
2016-12-0500 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 4Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 4 of 5
2016-12-0500 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 4Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 4 of 5
2016-12-0500 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 3Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 3 of 5
2016-12-0500 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 3Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 3 of 5
2016-12-0500 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 2Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 2 of 5
2016-11-2700 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 2Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 2 of 5
2016-11-2700 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 1Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 1 of 5
2016-11-2700 minFrederica Here and NowA Christmas Carol - Part 1Frederica reads "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens. Part 1 of 5
2016-11-2700 min
The Torch: The Great Courses PodcastExplore the Enigmas of History, Philosophy, Photography, and Math.We’re revealing the secrets to histories mysteries, modern math, and phenomenal photographs in today’s edition of the Torch. Join Ed Leon as he talks with four esteemed experts to help you learn to crack the codes!
One of the world’s foremost experts on Egyptology Bob Brier—known as Mr. Mummy—provides an overview of how to decrypt hieroglyphs.
Professor Charles Mathewes deciphers the major themes and lessons from St. Augustine’s seminal work The City of God.
National Geographic photographer Michael Melford uncovers the tricks behind timing, framing, and taking the perfect landscape photograph.
As James Tanton—teacher of tea...
2016-10-2400 min
Mažoji studija. Popiežius ir pasaulis.Mažoji studija. Popiežius ir pasaulis 2016-01-16 17:03Žinios. Vatikano skiltis: kaip naujųjų laikų popiežiai prisijaukino pasaulietinę spaudą. Prano Morkaus radijo esė apie vengrų kardinolą Jozefą Mindszenty. Užsienio katalikiška spauda apie naujausią popiežiaus Pranciškaus knygą "Dievo vardas - gailestingumas" (parengė Giedrius Tamaševičius). Meditacija pagal Davido Bowie dainą "Lozorius".Sekmadienio Evangelija ir homilija. Charles Mathewes "Viešojo gyvenimo teologija". Kunigas Antanas Saulaitis apie Sausio 13-ąją. Antano Gailiaus radijo apybraiža "Viešasis gailestingumas".Laidą parengė Rūta Tumėnaitė ir Julius Sasnauskas.
2016-01-1655 min