Fri 5 Oct 2007
Podcast 1.1: Paul in his own words
Posted by Phil Harland. Categories: Christian origins and literature , Paul of Tarsus , Podcast1 Comment
This inaugural episode in series 1 (Paul and his communities) uses incidental autobiographical references in Paul’s letters as an avenue into the study of Paul, his letters, and early Christian groups (approx. 27 minutes).
Podcast 1.1: Paul in his own words (mp3; archive.org page with various downloading options here).
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April 12th, 2008 at 2:47 am
[...] Philip takes a historical approach, not a theological one. See Podcast 1.1: Paul in his own words for the first episode, as well as a link to the feed. While I cannot vouch for the series yet, having only listened to the first episode (and by now, a part of the second), I do find Philip’s stuff very informative. After all, he’s an expert in the field. I just have a couple of minor niggles, and a skeptical, critical thinking attitude that I carry into just about everything. I have a couple of niggles that I hope won’t show up too often in the rest of his podcasts, and a couple of questions and uncertainties that I’ll just have to live with or accept on his authority, because I’m not going to make a study of this. [...]