Other Podcasts with Sean Finnegan
Living Hope Weekly Bible Teachings: A weekly podcast of Sean Finnegan’s church, featuring the Sunday sermons. In addition to Sean, other teachers include his father, Vince Finnegan, and Jerry Wierwille.
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Living Hope Classes: These classes delve deeply into books of the Bible, important doctrines, and Christian living. Typically Living Hope puts out three classes per year. Some of these classes also appear on Restitutio here.
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Truth Matters Radio: Truth Matters was a radio show Sean hosted that broadcasted on WHAZ in the Capital Region of New York in 2009. Sean interviewed a different person for each show. Each podcast is about 30 minutes and addresses doctrines, including the kingdom of God, conditional immortality, salvation and perseverance, the rapture, unitarian monotheism, and several more. You can download the audio files here.
Biblical Unitarian Podcasts
Unitarian Christian Alliance: The Trinity doctrine is perplexing. Many Christians prefer explicit Scriptures on the one God over catholic creeds. Mark Cain explores living as a lower-case-u unitarian amid a trinitarian majority with insights and stories from unorthodox guests.
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Trinities: Join Dale Tuggy, professor of philosophy and religious studies at the State University of New York at Fredonia, as he interviews guests on a range of topics, including theories about the Trinity, unitarian theology, early Christian history, analytic philosophy, and much more.
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Biblical Unitarian Podcast: A weekly podcast by Dustin Smith examining what the Bible says about the oneness and unity of God and about the humanity of Jesus Christ.
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One God Report: Hebrew expert, Bill Schlegel, discusses biblical topics and texts that show that the God revealed in the Bible is one, and not a Trinity. Jesus, who was put to death and raised from the dead by God, is the Messiah (the Christ, the Anointed) of the one God.
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Unitarian Anabaptist: Tom Huzsti interviews guests on a variety of interesting theological and practical topics. He believes the anabaptist and unitarian traditions are compatible and mutually strengthening, since they both seek to restore Christianity to its original foundation, prior to man made creeds.
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Other Recommended Podcasts
Living Faith Weekly Bible Teachings: A weekly podcast featuring the excellent and inspiring sermons on practical Christianity from Victor Gluckin, Jacob Rohrer, and Pam Bzdyra at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, Rhode Island, USA.
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Transfigured: Sam Tideman interviews a variety of Bible scholars and church historians in his quest to understand Christianity better.
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Deep Talks: Paul Anleitner explores the relationship between theology and all of our efforts to find and make meaning in the world. He fosters nuanced, non-combative dialogue about theology and culture, science, the arts and entertainment, and philosophy within a broad, historic Christian perspective.
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The Bible Project: This podcast features detailed conversations between Tim Mackie and Jon Collins, exploring biblical theology on a variety of interesting topics.
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Theology in the Raw: Preston Sprinkle interviews guests on hot-button cultural and theological issues with thoughtfulness, honesty and grace. He is passionate about approaching topics that everyone wants to know about, but few are willing to talk honestly and graciously about. Topics include sexuality, gender, race, violence, patriotism, hell, politics, war, and what it means to follow a Jewish prophet-king who was executed for treason.
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Rethinking Hell: This podcast contains the work of Evangelical Christians who have concluded that Hell amounts to the annihilation of the whole person forever, as opposed to eternal conscious torment. Chris Date, Glen Peoples, and the rest of the team examine texts, arguments, and engage in the ongoing movement to inspire us all to rethink Hell in the light of the scriptures.
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