UnschooledTheology

Derick and Evan consider Genesis 1:9-13. What should we make of land emerging from the waters? And just what doesn’t vegetation tell us about God’s creation.

Derick and Evan discus Genesis 1:6-8. Just what is the significance of the firmament separating the waters above from the waters below.

Derick and Evan consider the significance of naming. Then they deal with the more controversial topic of what exactly we are to take from the evening then morning phrase in Genesis 1:5.

What does it mean for God to see his light as ‘good?’ What is the significance of God separating the light from the darkness? Derick and Evan examine these issues from Genesis 1:4.

Derick and Evan discuss Genesis 1:3 and the introduction of God’s Order upon the universe.

Derick and Evan break down Genesis 1:2

Derick and Evan discuss the surrounding Ancient beliefs that give us further insight into what Genesis 1:1 is proclaiming.

Derick and Evan finish off the last phrase of Genesis 1:1 as they discuss the idea of The Heavens and The Earth

Derick and Evan consider the next phrase in Genesis 1:1 and what it means for God to create.

In part 1 of this 3 part exploration of Genesis 1:1, Derick and Evan consider the opening phrase ‘In the Beginning.’

Derick and Evan discuss the Ancient Context in which the Bible was birthed.

Derick and Evan discuss their thoughts on Biblical inspiration and just what might be lost in the process of Biblical translations. They finish with a brief nod to the subject of Biblical canon.

Derick and Evan consider how the concept of the infinite provides a logical case for the existence of God.

Derick and Evan discuss the idea of symbolism in the Bible.

Derick and Evan consider the ideas of the maturation of humanity and identity in the Bible as a whole.

Derick and Evan consider the matter of Biblical interpretation from a variety of different perspectives.

Our hosts breakdown the differencesbetween the ideas of material truth, functional truth, and spiritual truth, and consider the role of each.

Derick and Evan take a look at the whole story of the Bible as the story of all creation and humanity. In that context, they consider what kind of role we all might have within the broader story.

Derick and Evan examine the question of what purpose an entirely self-sufficient God might have in the act of creation.

A quick intro to the hosts of this show and a discussion of the name ‘unschooled theology.’