Aaron and Kyle come together to discuss Hollywood, whether or not we should be financially supporting Hollywood, the Unplanned movie about Abby Johnson, and abortion in general.
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This is not about guns. Aaron and Kyle doing podcast commentary on culture, philosophy, politics, and theology AT LEAST 47 times a year.
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Showing posts with label Hollywood. Show all posts
Sunday, April 7, 2019
Sunday, December 23, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 41
Aaron and I are going to focus on less politically, socially, and philosophically heavy things in the rest of the episodes this year. It's break time, so we want to take it easy. That doesn't mean those topics won't come out of our mouths though.
Aaron and I are all over the place in this episode. We talk about the Aquaman movie, which Aaron recently watched, superhero movies in general, the Gospel, some apologetics, our thoughts on Ben Shapiro's interview with John MacArthur, stuff about the spiritual vs. the psychological, and more.
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Aaron and I are all over the place in this episode. We talk about the Aquaman movie, which Aaron recently watched, superhero movies in general, the Gospel, some apologetics, our thoughts on Ben Shapiro's interview with John MacArthur, stuff about the spiritual vs. the psychological, and more.
Listen to the episode here.
If you are interested in supporting our show, find out how here.
Labels:
apologetics,
Christianity,
civility,
conversion,
culture,
culture change,
culture making,
entertainment,
ethics,
fiction,
film,
Gospel,
history,
Hollywood,
movies,
psychology
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 38
Aaron's description of the new episode.
Aaron interviews bestselling author Brian Godawa and they discuss the weird stuff in the Bible. Brian has written several series of "Theological Novels" (Aaron, in his characteristically pretentious style describes them as "Didactic Christian Myth") which explore the more bizarre (but scholarly accurate) aspects of the Old Testament. We discuss the book of Enoch, Giants, Angels, Demons, and other aspects of what Dr. Michael Heiser calls the Deuteronomy 32 worldview. Even the Epic of Gilgamesh comes up at one point. Godawa's first series is entitled The Chronicles of the Nephilim. His latest series, The Chronicles of the Apocalypse, is a kind of antidote to the Left Behind craze by focusing on distinctly preterist eschatology which teaches that John's Apocalypse mostly concerns events in the later 1st century AD. But eschatology (one of Aaron's favorite subjects, yet one Kyle remains willfully and lazily ignorant of) will concern our next episode with Godawa. Kyle is absent from this episode and the next one. Aaron put him in a box to repent of his eschatological ignorance. He won't be allowed back until he's completed all of Jurgen Moltmann's books, and he has to read them in the original Klingon.
Check out Brian Godawa's stuff on Amazon and godawa.com
We mention Michael Heiser quite a bit. Check him out at drmsh.com
And for those of you who are counting down we only have about 30 days left to get out 9 episodes!
Listen to the episode here.
Aaron interviews bestselling author Brian Godawa and they discuss the weird stuff in the Bible. Brian has written several series of "Theological Novels" (Aaron, in his characteristically pretentious style describes them as "Didactic Christian Myth") which explore the more bizarre (but scholarly accurate) aspects of the Old Testament. We discuss the book of Enoch, Giants, Angels, Demons, and other aspects of what Dr. Michael Heiser calls the Deuteronomy 32 worldview. Even the Epic of Gilgamesh comes up at one point. Godawa's first series is entitled The Chronicles of the Nephilim. His latest series, The Chronicles of the Apocalypse, is a kind of antidote to the Left Behind craze by focusing on distinctly preterist eschatology which teaches that John's Apocalypse mostly concerns events in the later 1st century AD. But eschatology (one of Aaron's favorite subjects, yet one Kyle remains willfully and lazily ignorant of) will concern our next episode with Godawa. Kyle is absent from this episode and the next one. Aaron put him in a box to repent of his eschatological ignorance. He won't be allowed back until he's completed all of Jurgen Moltmann's books, and he has to read them in the original Klingon.
Check out Brian Godawa's stuff on Amazon and godawa.com
We mention Michael Heiser quite a bit. Check him out at drmsh.com
And for those of you who are counting down we only have about 30 days left to get out 9 episodes!
Listen to the episode here.
Labels:
angels,
Bible,
books,
Christianity,
culture,
entertainment,
fiction,
film,
Hollywood,
interview,
movies,
novels,
Old Testament,
reading,
stories,
theology
Thursday, October 4, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 33
Aaron and Kyle discuss some logical, apologetic, and epistemological issues that are brought up by the Kavanaugh case. The reliability of eyewitness testimony and memory, how that applies to the Gospels, thoughts on "believe all women," and more are discussed.
Listen to the episode here.
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Listen to the episode here.
If you want to support our show, click here to learn how.
Labels:
adultery,
apologetics,
Bible,
Christianity,
contradictions,
culture,
epistemology,
ethics,
evil,
feminism,
freedom,
God,
Hollywood,
intersectionality,
Lydia McGrew,
McGrew,
psychology,
public,
sexuality,
Tim McGrew
Thursday, July 12, 2018
The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 15
I interview Becket Cook on his journey from a lifestyle of gay relationships and Hollywood glamour to a disciple of Christ. He also gives his thoughts on the biblical exegesis of Matthew Vines and how to minister to gay people.
You'll hear some dogs barking in the background a bit near the beginning, but it doesn't last long and it doesn't overpower the dialogue.
Listen to the episode here.
For more Becket Cook, check out his website.
You'll hear some dogs barking in the background a bit near the beginning, but it doesn't last long and it doesn't overpower the dialogue.
Listen to the episode here.
For more Becket Cook, check out his website.
Labels:
Becket Cook,
Bible,
Christianity,
conversion,
culture,
exegesis,
experience,
gay,
grad school,
graduate school,
hermeneutics,
Hollywood,
homosexuality,
Matthew Vines,
personal,
sex,
stories
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