Guests
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Wade Mullen – Church and Cover-up
Tim and Wade discuss why both and the cover-up of are so prevalent in evangelical churches and how to know if your church and its leaders are lying to you.
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Brandi Miller – Farewell White Theology
Brandi Miller talks about pursuing racial justice within evangelicalism, what the gospel really is, how American Christianity trains people to be controlled, and much more.
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Tim Mackie: Homosexuality and the Bible (Part 2)
In this episode of Almost Heretical, we continue our conversation with Tim Mackie of the Bible Project. We dive deep into the Bible’s literary design and explore how its complexity influences modern ethical conversations, including sexuality and homosexuality. Tim shares insights…
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Tim Mackie – Bible Design Patterns (Part 1)
Tim Mackie from The Bible Project explores how the Bible’s design patterns shape our understanding of Scripture and its ancient origins.
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Lisa Sharon Harper: Good News & Bad News
Summary Lisa Sharon Harper talks about what Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court really means, how we got here, and what the gospel has to say about it. Transcription Nate: Alright, welcome to Almost Heretical. So excited today to be…
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Science Mike McHargue: Anger and hope
Mike McHargue (aka Science Mike) sits down with Nate and Tim to talk about , the Bible, why so many people are over church, finding hope amidst cynicism, and much more.
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Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove: Slaveholder Religion
Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove reflects on the painful reality that much of white American Christianity is more akin to slaveholder religion than the Christianity of Christ.
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Mark Charles: Is America a Christian Nation?
Mark Charles retells the founding of America to expose political, social and spiritual implications. You may need to sit and process for a while after this episode.
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Brian Zahnd – Making Christianity possible again
Brian Zahnd joins us to talk about how to make Christianity viable for this generation and generations to come.
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Rachel Held Evans: Faith, Doubt & De-Weaponizing the Bible
Rachel Held Evans joins us to discuss the Bible and what to do with it.
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Mako Nagasawa – Beyond penal substitution
Is Penal Substitutionary Atonement really the gospel? Is it even true? And what other options are there for making sense of Christ’s death? This week we’re joined by Mako Nagasawa.