Hello, evening crowd! Spend your weekend the right way: with the greatest Christian mind of the first millennium! It's Origen of Alexandria's time to shine on the podcast! zurl.co/qRS0N

We're moving from West to East today as we leave behind Tertullian for the great genius of Alexandria! Listen in as we encounter the titanic Origen of Alexandria. zurl.co/GOCJa

You, enjoying your evening Ben: HEY WHAT IF TERTULLIAN WAS ACTUALLY A THEATER KID?? The final Tertullian episode is out...listen if you dare! zurl.co/woayF

Ben decided it would be a good idea to do another musical parody episode! We're so sorry. In advance. zurl.co/dEsaV

Hi there, evening crowd! Can't decide what to watch tonight! Well neither can we; that's you you have THREE whole treatises in one! Join us for this "value pack" episode! zurl.co/JqJ6n

We can't quit Tertullian just yet. Let's take a look at some of his shorter works to get a better view of the Carthaginian titan! zurl.co/rL4jf

Hi there, evening crowd! Join us for a relaxing evening of refuting heresies. Today, we cover Tertullian's Against Praxeas! zurl.co/TDJ2z

This month's main episode is live! It has everything: theology! Trinitarian controversies! Heresies! And...alliteration! Listen to all this and more. zurl.co/YK6cw

You already know that Ben is a nerd about religion. And church history. And Star Wars. And musical theater. And food. But did you know he's ALSO a science nerd?? Well Ben recently chatted with The Average Episcopalian to remove all doubt. zurl.co/P7GvH

Ep. 41 - Searching for God (And for Scientific Evidence) (feat. Rev. Ben Wyatt)

Listen to this episode from The Average Episcopalian on Spotify. Three nerds walk into an Episcopal church… and begin to question whether or not science and religion are compatible. Is that how the joke goes? In this episode, we welcome fellow Episcopalian podcaster (and fellow nerd) Rev. Ben Wyatt to help us tackle our questions about science and Christianity. Ben's degrees in physics, religion, and counseling are put to the test as we grill him on dinosaurs, evolution, and Biblical fundamentalism. We ask questions like… Can I believe in dinosaurs and in Jesus? What is "truth", and how do we find it? How have scientific discoveries influenced the church throughout history? And is Eucharistic Prayer C scientifically accurate? If you're like us, you'll leave this episode feeling slightly less certain but certainly more curious. Can't get enough of the Average Episcopalian? Visit our website & shop for merch: theaverageepiscopalian.com Follow us on Instagram: @average.episcopalian Sign up for our monthly Substack newsletter: averageepiscopalian.substack.com More questions? Send us an email: average.episcopalian@gmail.com

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Hello there, evening crowd! It's time for a thought-provoking episode as Ben is joined by his friend, Dr. Jonathan Sanchez, so they can continue their favorite pastime: arguing about contemporary biblical scholarship! zurl.co/Jfg3n

Here at In Simeon's Wake, you're not just a passive consumer. You're an active participant. That's why we are bringing you more of what we know you want: punishingly intricate discussions of contemporary biblical scholarship! zurl.co/42CTI

You've learned about Tertullian, and his famously beautiful prose and famously complicated identities. Now it's time to watch him put those skills to use against one of Christianity's most infamous names. Today we cover Against Marcion! zurl.co/yxuFQ

Hey there, evening crowd. Settle in for a nice long night of Latin rhetoric and Christian apologetics. We're covering Tertullian of Carthage! zurl.co/dFslJ

He's here, he's here! The man, the myth, the legend, the greatest insult generator until Martin Luther. Today on the podcast, we cover the life and times of Tertullian of Carthage! zurl.co/O5phy

"The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church." The African writer Tertullian penned those words out of the experience of his homeland. Learn more about the sobering reality of persecution in ancient African Christianity. zurl.co/BKacN

"The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church." The African writer Tertullian penned those words out of the experience of his homeland. Learn more about the sobering reality of persecution in ancient African Christianity. zurl.co/95Loz

Hey there, evening crowd. If you've procrastinated listening to our episode, that's fine. The subject of today's episode procrastinated writing his book until he died. zurl.co/tpFac

Not all gnostics were condemned. Meet Clement of Alexandria - the "true gnostic" in his own words, and one of the most important personages of Simeon's Wake. zurl.co/RLQOC

We have a special treat today: an interview with scholar Dr. Shirley Paulson, who will help us make sense of the dizzying array of texts we've been studying! zurl.co/SQdab

We have a special treat today: an interview with scholar Dr. Shirley Paulson, who will help us make sense of the dizzying array of texts we've been studying! zurl.co/FGKlQ

Well, if you still haven't figured out the answer from this morning's post, we'll just tell you: it's the Mandeans. You should still watch the episode, though.

Pop quiz: which group 1) Is the oldest surviving (so-called) gnostic sect 2) Reveres John the Baptist 3) Loves prayer books 4) Loves introversion If you can't answer that, you need today's episode. zurl.co/UcUpF

Hey there, evening crowd. What better way to spend your Friday evening than understanding all the Marvel-like entities that Valentinus proposed? zurl.co/lNN6T

One aeon, two aeon, red aeon, blue aeon... There are aeons of every kind in Valentinus's befuddling system. Learn all about them and his infamous Gospel of Truth! zurl.co/gqAPP

Hey there evening crowd, what if we told you Jesus had another name? If you called us Sethians for saying it, you'd be right! Learn about Jesus's secret identity this Friday night. zurl.co/Enwwh

Mark wasn't the only Gospel in town. It's time to learn about the so-called gnostics and their panoply of perplexing perspicacities! zurl.co/7cVlM

Hey there, evening crowd! Why not kick back and relax with a little bit of historical criticism, and a whole lot of fun myths about a legendary apostle? zurl.co/hfuTe

Africa was humanity's first continent. It's only right it should have the world's first Gospel! Join us as we discuss the legacy of Mark, evangelist extraordinaire and very first bishop of Egypt. zurl.co/FTkVo

Check out this interview about Christ and the Council with David Johnston of All Things Necessary! Bonus content: who should play the Cappadocians in the movie version of the Nicene controversy? Link in the first comment.

You've had one creation, but would you like a second? Philo of Alexandria serves up a 2-for-1 creation special in his commentaries on Genesis! zurl.co/lRanx