September 29, 2009 11

ep 127 – Brian Mclaren Podcast

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This week Nick and Josh intro a Brian Mclaren podcast with all sorts of craziness and drinks in hand.

There is talk about the historical jesus and homebrewing and josh’s rejection of the historical jesus for a more neo-conservative approach

Then Nick interviews Brian Mclaren about Emergent, Health Care, new Books and more.

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11 Responses to “ep 127 – Brian Mclaren Podcast”

  1. Anon says:

    Until the Judaic historical elements are addressed and dealt with instead of the prevailing reliance on Hellenist Greek redactions pretending to tell a Judaic account, the phrase “Historical Jesus” will remain an oxymoron. See http://www.netzarim.co.il

    See expecially their Historical Museum pages.

  2. Nick says:

    I am pretty sure I have no idea what you are talking about Anon. But thank you for the comment. I will make Josh explain that comment to me.

  3. CL says:

    Until the Judaic historical elements are addressed and dealt with instead of the prevailing reliance on Hellenist Greek redactions pretending to tell a Judaic account, the phrase “Historical Jesus” will remain an oxymoron. See http://www.netzarim.co.il

    See expecially their Historical Museum pages.

  4. Anne says:

    I thought we’d left “historical Jesus” discussions behind in teh 20th cenutry. Has anybody been following the Jesus Seminar!?

  5. Nick says:

    Anne, I think the majority of people have left the historical jesus back in time, but I like to resurrect him especially because a lot of the people I talk to use medieval beliefs of inspiration and infallibility. I think there is still a good use for the work of the Jesus seminar because not everyone can piece the Bible together in a patchwork, postmodern, mythical, transformative, useful, way.

  6. Brian says:

    “….because not everyone can piece the Bible together in a patchwork, postmodern, mythical, transformative, useful, way.” Jeez, try not to sound too arrogant. You want to talk mythical, transformative, and useful, I’ll take Joseph Campbell over “Christian” thinking any day of the week.

  7. Nick says:

    Brian, agreed Joseph Campbell is my hero and he changed my life forever. As for the arrogance, that comment was made in the ironical nonsensical way that Josh and I were messing about in the intro. Meant to poke fun at the way we were talking.

  8. Brian says:

    Got it. Must have been too long a day to catch the irony. Thanks for responding. Good interview by the way.

  9. admin says:

    Not that long of a day, I am just extremely dry and usually the only person to get my own jokes. Thanks for your commenting.

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