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Episodes: 106
Frequency: Irregular
Rating: 4.9/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
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Nathan Jacobs - The podcast description frames him as a philosopher exploring today’s issues. Recent episodes describe him sharing his personal journey toward Eastern Orthodoxy and analyzing topics using Eastern C...
Chris Firestone - Journey From Artist To Philosopher To Filmmaker; Essence-energies Distinction (implied Topic Area Of Show’s Theology); Eastern Orthodoxy’s Teachings On Church Boundaries And Salvation Outside The Orthodox Church.
From Heretic to Orthodox: Everything I Thought About Christianity Was Wrong
July 09, 2026
Why would a philosopher become Orthodox?In this deeply personal episode, Nathan Jacobs shares the story of his journey from a Lutheran upbringing, through philosophy, skepticism, art, and years of intellectual searching, to discovering the Eastern Church Fathers and ultimately embracing Eastern Orthodoxy.This is not simply a conversion story—it is an account of how questions about truth, God, beauty, morality, and the nature of reality led to the Orthodox Church. Along the way, Nathan reflect...
Do the Church Fathers Reject Evolution?
July 02, 2026
Is the theory of evolution truly incompatible with Christianity? Many assume the Church Fathers rejected evolution outright — but is that what they actually taught?In this episode, Nathan Jacobs examines the writings of the Eastern Church Fathers on creation, death, Genesis, and the age of the earth. Rather than asking whether evolution is scientifically true, this discussion explores whether Orthodox Christianity actually requires Christians to reject it.Drawing from figures such as St. John...
Are Icons Idolatry?
June 25, 2026
Are the icons actually idols that violate the biblical prohibition on images? In this episode, Jacobs explores the historical debate surrounding this practice, highlighting how John of Damascus defended the use of images based on the Incarnation, along with his distinction between venerating holy objects and worshiping them. Finally, we look at whether these iconic practices were later deviations or deeply rooted within early Christianity.======================================Do you like this...
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