Special Event; Conversation with N.T. Wright; Mark Lanier: 06/05/22

Mark has as guest N. T. Wright from Cambridge University
They began by discussing the Queen’s Jubilee, a celebration of her 70 years on the throne.
They also discussed Tom’s service as Lord Bishop of Durham and what those duties entailed
within the Church of England. He also discussed his responsibilities as a member of the House of Lords. They further discuss the Queen of England’s Christian beliefs and their impact on her Reign as Queen and on her personally.
Mark and N. T. moved to Paul’s teachings in Psalms 8. Mark displayed a graphic depicting the relationship between, Heaven and Earth, and discussed how the image of God was to be reflected by Individuals in that intersection between Heaven and Earth.
Discussion continued by discussing small working models of the aforementioned intersection, such as Israel, Tabernacle and The Temple.
They concluded the discussion by addressing the tasks of Humans to praise God because he was the Creator.
Mark and N.T. broke down the passages of Psalms 8 and other reference verses that communicated Paul’s thoughts and direction on how to be a Christian in a Pagan environment.
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[@kintatwong2153]

Excellent interview. Thanks

[@vusumzingceke6518]

This is so good. Thank you for hosting the Bishop. You conduct the interview so well. Thank you so much

[@ManuGeorge777]

Great conversation

[@danielcartwright8868]

The justice Scalia story was golden!!! 😂😂😂

[@mltlawyer]

🙏 Amen.

[@mitchellc4]

The idea that Paul is in some way splitting the Shema and that “nobody makes a fuss it’s just what you do” that’s so far fetched The more logical thing is that he’s not doing that, and that’s why there’s no controversy In a sense you can have YHVH texts applied to Jesus in a similar agency type way like God led the people out of Egypt Moses led the people out of Egypt You don’t then claim oh look Moses is God The academic idea that Paul is doing something SOO drastic like changing the Shema or claiming two people within in the Shema and that nobody is batting an eye because “they already knew” Such a stretch The more logical idea is that nobody bats an eye because that’s not what he’s doing Paul repeatedly says There’s one God the Father period The more logical idea is that he’s doing a 1 Timothy 2:5 thing There’s one God and one mediator between God and man, the man Christ Jesus One God, the Father One mediator, the Lord Jesus After all, it’s one Lord through (mediator) whom… One God One Lord No need to split the Shema Let alone claim Paul splits the Shema and nobody seems to care That’s not really plausible I really enjoy listening to NT Wright on so much and own several books of his But this idea always bugs me Thanks!

[@ManuGeorge777]

Why is the host scribbling circles on the Bible with no respect?