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Common Places — 218 episodes · page 1 of 3
A Very Celtic Christmas: Incarnation and Christology in Celtic Christian Theology
The End of Protestant Retrieval
Introducing Lombard’s Sentences: The Nature and Method(s) of Scholastic Theology
1. A Conversation Between Worlds
2. In the Beginning (Genesis 1)
3. Man and Woman in the Garden (Genesis 2 - 3)
4. Opened Wombs and Removed Foreskins: Gendered Motifs in the Old Testament Narratives
5. Beyond Rules and Roles: Scripture and the Sexes - Q&A Session 1
6. Lady Wisdom And Israel As Bride Wisdom, Song, And Prophecy
7. The Coming of the Kingdom: Male and Female in the Gospels
8. Living in the Spirit: The Body and Marriage in the Apostle Paul
9. Man and Woman in the Church, John and Revelation, Q&A Session 2
The Invulnerability of God: Divine Impassibility According to Anselm
Finding a Christian America?
The Jesuits Cannot Be Good Subjects: A Look at John Davenant’s Political Theology
Social Justice and National Righteousness
Property is Preparation for the Kingdom of God
How Locke’s Theory of Property Undermines Obligation to God and Exceeds Nature
Is Modern Work Coercive? And if so, What Should We Do About It?
The Anticulture And The Crisis Of Metaphysics
The Political Theology Of John Owen - Law, Liberty, And Government
Contemporary Politics And The Crisis Of The Spiritual Sense
The Children Of This Age And The Children Of Light
C.S. Lewis as Historian of Religion
Aquinas 201: Reading the Summa at the Next Level
Non-violent Resistance for Just War Theorists
Rooted and Obliged: Simone Weil’s Vision for the Post-Liberal West
Supererogation and Statecraft
Theological Reflections on the Coronation of Charles III
The New England Dilemma: John Cotton, Increase Mather, and the Perils of Puritan Political Theology
Commerce and the Order of Love: A Case for Economic Nationalism
Schleiermacher as Protestant Political Theologian
Liberal Internationalism and the Protestant Augustinian Tradition
“Between Capitulation and ‘Christian Nationalism’: Looking Backward to Move Forward”
“‘An Ordinance of Reason for the Common Good’: Junius’s Reformed Thomist Theory
'Resisting the ‘Machine:’ CS Lewis and JRR Tolkien as Models for Embodied Friendship
C.S. Lewis: Author of Literary Criticism, Children’s Fiction, and…Papal Encyclicals?
Virtue and Friendship in Jane Austen’s Emma
Intellectual Friendship and Academic Vocation
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Joshua Shaw
The Allegory of Love and the Launching of the Career of C. S. Lewis
Jurassic Jubilee: Dinosaurs and the Revivification of our Literary Legacy
Something to Talk About: An Introduction to the Great Conversation & Its Affinity for Great Ideas
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Charles Carman
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight Jordan Steffaniak
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Michael Lynch
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Joe Minich
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Professor Tim Jacobs
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Alastair Roberts
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Matthew Hoskin
Davenant Hall Faculty Spotlight: Professor Ryan Hurd
Italy's Forgotten Reformation
Fall 2022 Carolina Regional Convivium: The Place of the Human Body in Natural Law
Fall 2022 Carolina Regional Convivium: Natural Law and Protestant Social Thought
Fall 2022 Carolina Regional Convivium: Law, Justice and International Order: Wisdom from Thucydides
C.S. Lewis and the Personal Opinion Fallacy
Spain's Forgotten Reformation
It’s Always Personal: Church Fathers, Nestorianism, and the Christian Life
Religious Liberty and the Common Good: A Debate Between Jonathan Leeman and Brad Littlejohn
Protestant Social Teaching Book Launch Q&A
Protestant Social Teaching and Just War - Marc LiVecche
Protestant Social Teaching and Environmental Care - Jake Meador
Protestant Social Teaching Launch and the Civil Magistrate - Brad Littlejohn
Duty or Virtue: Which Does the Church Need More? - October 2022 Davenant Hall Fellows Lecture
Synthetic Session - The Task Ahead of Us - 2022 National Convivium
CS Lewis and the History of Religion -2022 National Convivium
Re-evaluating Mark Noll, Scottish Common Sense Realism, and Charles Hodge - 2022 National Convivium
Theology’s ‘Gardner’ -2022 National Convivium
Intellectus Quaerens Fidem: John Locke’s Reading of Romans 1 - 2022 National Convivium
Theology as a Science: Aquinas on How Philosophy transform Theology - 2022 National Convivium
Bavinck: Personality and Worldview -2022 National Convivium
Making the Great Tradition Great Again - 2022 National Convivium
Speaking of God, Discerning the Limits of Philosophy - 2022 National Convivium
Confessions of a Christian Philosopher - 2022 National Convivium
Wisdom Built a House: The Fear of the Lord - 2022 National Convivium
Christian Platonism in the History of Philosophy -2022 National Convivium
Herman Bavinck: Learning to Love Philosophy -2022 National Convivium
Towards Secure Foundations for the Formative Power of Reason and Tradition
Finding Theology in the Biblical Text: Hebrews 1:1-4 Through the Ages
"Who Can Declare His Generation?" Divine Incomprehensibility and Human Reason
Is Retrieval Leading to Renewal? The Place of Tradition and the Progress of Theological Retrieval
Acts 6 and the Myth of Apostolic Succession - September 2022 Davenant Hall Fellows Lecture
Recovering the Love of Wisdom - 2022 National Convivium
Followers of the Way: How the Seven Liberal Arts Serve Theology and Ethics
Ben Merkle Q&A - 2022 Florida Regional Convivium
Education and Vocation - 2022 Florida Regional Convivium
Fear, Fulfillment, Festivity - 2022 Florida Regional Convivium
2022 Florida Region Convivium Panel Discussion
On Naming the World: Education as Dominion-taking - 2022 Florida Regional Convivium
2022 Florida Regional Convivium Introduction
Davenant Discussion, Amazing Grace - Nathan Finn, Session 1
Davenant Discussion, Amazing Grace - Nathan Finn, Session 2
Word and Fire: Christ, Science, and Creation - Dr. Paul Julienne, Part 1
Word and Fire: Christ, Science, and Creation - Dr. Paul Julienne, Part 2
Confidence without Pride: Redeeming the Virtue of Magnanimity, Noah Parisi
The Victorian Crisis of Faith as Past and Prologue, Moses Bratrud
Struggling Toward Faithful Witness in A Faithless Culture, Brian Lund
The Self as a Problem: Lost in the Cosmos, Found in Creation, Jake Meador
The Impact of Eschatology on John Owen’s Call to Parliament to Evangelize the Nation(s)
Davenant Hall Apocalypse