Giles Gough

The God in Film Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 103 episodes

In this series, a Christian and an atheist take a deep dive into the best cinema has to offer in search of parallels with the gospel or any other Bible stories.

Author

Giles Gough

Category

Religion

Podcast website

godinfilm.podbean.com

Latest episode

May 22, 2026

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Episodes

Terminator - which apostle is most like the T-800? 26.04.2020

In our third episode, Giles Gough & Phil Coleman dive into the Terminator series to figure out which apostle is most like the T-800 and Giles gives a spirited defence of the second most reviled film in the franchise. Finding the Faith in the Film section begins at 16:30. 

Indiana Jones – What exactly is the Holy Grail? 18.04.2020

In this episode, our hosts, Giles Gough and Phil Coleman dive into the 'Indiana Jones' franchise to see just what icons they've plundered from the Bible. We go into detail on the Holy Grail with our guest Professor Peter Field, emeritus professor at Bangor University and world renowned expert on Arthurian Literature. 'Finding the Faith in the Film' section starts at 15:31.

The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy – What’s the difference between allegory & applicability? 05.04.2020

In our very first episode, our hosts Giles Gough & Phil Coleman take a dive into middle earth, looking for faith parallels in J.R.R Tolkien's 'Lord of The Rings' trilogy, directed by Peter Jackson. In this episode we interview actual Uruk-hai and Lord of The Rings extra, Robbie Titchener. 'Finding the Faith in the Film' section starts at 16:23

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