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Theology for the Curious
Debating theology that makes sense of life and faith. A team of regular people discuss issues of theology, faith and life. Uncovering bible thinking from cutting edge, to conservative, to all things in-between. A lively debate show that gets you thinking, challenging the relevance of God, scripture and faith to today's contemporary outlook.
Theology for the Curious
Latest Episodes
Ep.172 - WHAT? You Can Repent After You Die? How Can That Be? w/prof. James Beilby
What happens to those who never heard the gospel? Is death the final boundary of human response to God, or might there be an opportunity for salvation beyond the grave? In this fascinating episode of Theology for the Curious, we sit down wi...
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Ep.171 - WHAT? God Reprobates People? How Can That Be? w/Peter Sammons
Few doctrines generate as much discussion, discomfort, and debate as the doctrine of reprobation. In this episode, the Curious team sit down with theologian Peter Sammons, author of ‘Reprobation and God’s Sovereignty’, to explore one of the mos...
Ep.170 - WHAT? Human Will Isn’t Free? How Can That Be? w / Scott Christensen
What does it really mean to be free? If God is sovereign over all things, are our choices genuinely ours? And if human beings are unable to choose God apart from divine grace, how can they be held responsible for their actions?In this episo...
Ep.169 - WHAT? God is The Author of Evil? Are you having a laugh! w/ Prof. James Anderson
What do we do with a world that feels so full of beauty… and yet so marked by brokenness? In this episode of the Curious team sit down with Dr. James Anderson to explore one of the deepest and most personal questions we face: why does evil exis...
Ep.168 - WHAT? Roman Catholicism Believes in Salvation by Grace? Are you having a laugh! (Part 2) w/prof. Michael Barber
What really happens after we die… and why do Catholics and Protestants see it so differently?In part two of our conversation with Roman Catholic theologian Michael Barber, the Curious team move into some of the most profound and often mi...