U.S. Contraband Camps
When three escaped slaves showed up at a Union position during the U.S. Civil War, the decision of how to handle the situation fell to [Read more]
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Unearthed! in July!
We’re halfway through the year, and we have SO MANY unearthed items already! So, after polling listeners, we’re adding a mid-year edition of our Unearthed! [Read more]
(The Naked Bible Podcast) Naked Bible 109: John 10, gods or Men?
In view of Mike’s work on the divine council and Psalm 82 in his best-selling book, The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible, many have asked what’s going on in John 10, where Jesus defends his deity by quoting Psalm 82. The c
What is a monetization structure?
This week on Vergecast, Senior Editor Chris Plante comes to town to join Paul, Nilay, and video director Miriam Nielsen to discuss the overwhelming response [Read more]
Paris’s women at war and the Housewives’ League
Anne Sebba talks to us about her new book, Les Parisiennes, which explores how women of Paris fared under Nazi occupation. Meanwhile, we catch up with Jo Fidgen, presenter of a BBC Radio 4 documentary about housewives in postwar Britain …
Robot People and Autopilots
Scott Benjamin comes on the show to talk about two stories. One is about a proposal to give robots electric personhood status. The other, a [Read more]
Story: God and Money
In this episode of The Bible Project Podcast, Jon and Tim explore a story about two Harvard Business School Graduates who are confronted with a biblical view of money that changes their lives.
John Cortinez and Gregory Baumer were young, successful Christians making more money than most of us dream of. They were faithful Christians tithing to their church regularly, but when they take an elective class at Harvard Divinity school about God and Money their paradigm about money turns upside down.
Does the Bible say we have to tithe? How does the Bible ask us to view money? What does it look like when God’s view of money confronts two young Christian businessmen?
Aviatrix Lilian Bland
Miss Bland was a jockey, a sports photographer, a journalist, a car dealer and a pioneer farmer. She also built Ireland’s first powered airplane, entirely [Read more]
Mary Ann Shadd Cary
She was a black Canadian-American who became the first woman in North America to publish and edit a newspaper. She advocated against slavery, for better [Read more]
Jehovah’s Witnesses: Beliefs Practices and Errors
A survey of JW beliefs from a Christian perspective. This teaching is a good beginning for understanding Jehovah’s Witness teachings and knowing where to look to learn more.