The Mind of the Early Church

Aug 04 2024 41 ep. 43 mins 8
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Big Announcement! + Literature Of The Early Church feat. Joshua Williams

Aug 04 2024 69 mins  
Get a copy of my novel Neo-Kemet here: https://amzn.to/3AzkHxQ In this episode, I announce the release of my novel Neo-Kemet, now available exclusively on Amazon. I am joined by Joshua Williams where we have a discussion on the literature of the early Church and the meaning of literature in each of our lives. You can follow me to get updates by by signing up to my mailing list by

E27: God's Love and The Spirituality Of Context feat. Peter Ibrahim

Mar 26 2024 104 mins  
In this episode, Peter Ibrahim joins Daniel Hanna to discuss how the contextual reading (think historical and cultural context) of the Scriptures illuminates ideas that lead to a deeper spiritual life. Ultimately what we find is God's love is brought to the foreground beginning from Genesis 1. Some of the texts we explore are Genesis 1, 2, and 22 and the narrative of Exodus and how

E26: The Cappadocian Mothers feat. Veronia Saad

Mar 18 2023 68 mins  
In this episode, I interview Veronia Saad, the author of the book Living Theosis, who discusses how the Cappadocian Mothers and the way they lived their lives with God was the basis of the deep theology of the Cappadocian Fathers: St. Basil the Great, St. Gregory the Theologian, and St. Gregory of Nyssa. Among the topics that this episode engages with are: womanhood, motherhood, fa

E25: Artificial Intelligence And Humanity feat. Father Gregory Bishay

Feb 15 2023 114 mins  
Father Gregory Bishay, who has a PhD in computer engineering, robotics, and computer vision (a field of artificial intelligence) joins me for a discussion about artificial intelligence, consciousness, and human identity. Father Gregory covers the history of computing and digital technology to demystify artificial intelligence and reveals to us where the real threat lies. You can

E24: Converting to Orthodox Christianity: Author Interview of Thilo Young

Jan 19 2023 49 mins  
This is an interview with Thilo Young about his book titled "An American Flight to Egypt: A Western Evangelical Discovers the Ancient Faith" that details his and his wife's journey to Orthodoxy You can purchase the book by clicking this link: https://amzn.to/3H09Jkv "God is still powerfully and gloriously at work in the Coptic Orthodox Christian Church. This is the account of God

E23: How To Understand The Bible With Thilo Young

Jan 09 2023 100 mins  
How can we read the Bible with any type of confidence that we are understanding it correctly. This is a discussion on how to do so featuring Thilo Young. You can follow me to get updates by by signing up to my mailing list by clicking here: bit.ly/32VDhKY or follow me on Facebook by clicking here: goo.gl/tXwi7i Music played at the beginning and end of the podcast is titled "Prelu

E22: On The Incarnation By St Athanasius Part 2 With Thilo Young

Dec 24 2022 84 mins  
This is the second of a two part discussion on On the Incarnation by St. Athanasius. We discuss the book's main argument. You can follow me to get updates by by signing up to my mailing list by clicking here: bit.ly/32VDhKY or follow me on Facebook by clicking here: goo.gl/tXwi7i Music played at the beginning and end of the podcast is titled "Prelude No. 6" by Chris Zabriskie fro

E21: On The Incarnation By St. Athanasius Part I With Thilo Young

Dec 17 2022 101 mins  
St. Athanasius most well known work On the Incarnation is a classic of early Christianity, but what is not well known is that On the Incarnation is actually Part II of a two part work. The first part is called Contra Gentes, or Against the Heathen, and it sets up who is Logos and how he relates to the world. Only after understanding this important first part can one fully appreciat

E20: Memory And Spirituality feat. Katerina Kern

Sep 25 2021 54 mins  
What is memory? How did ancient and medieval Christians understand memory? What were their memorization techniques and how did these help them develop a robust spiritual life? All these questions and more are answered in this episode, which is a discussion between Daniel Hanna and Katerina Kern of the CiRCE Institute. To visit the webpage for the CiRCE Institute, click here: https

E19: Philanthropia: Salvation And Education feat. a discussion with Joshua Gibbs

Jun 27 2021 85 mins  
What does it mean to be human? What does it mean for God to love humanity? How does this connect to how we educate children (and adults)? These questions are discussed with Joshua Gibbs, a classical educator. You can follow him at https://www.gibbsclassical.com You can follow me to get updates by by signing up to my mailing list by clicking here: bit.ly/32VDhKY or follow me on Fac