Dr. Michael S. Heiser

The Naked Bible Podcast

Religion EN ↓ 479 episodes

Biblical theology, stripped bare of denominational confessions and theological systems by exposing context.

Author

Dr. Michael S. Heiser

Category

Religion

Podcast website

nakedbiblepodcast.com

Latest episode

Sep 4, 2023

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Episodes

Naked Bible 004: Baptism: Contradictions in Creeds Part 3 21.01.2015

Contradictions over baptism and salvation in creeds, continued (Part 3). In the previous episode, we saw how the Belgic Confession and Heidelberg Catechisms offered muddled, contradictory statements on salvation by grace through faith and what happens at baptism. This episode details more of the same, this time in the Westminster Confession.

Naked Bible 003: Baptism: Contradictions in Creeds Part 2 21.01.2015

Contradictions over baptism and salvation in creeds, continued (Part 2). In the previous episode, we saw how the Belgic Confession was, in places, clear on its articulation of the doctrine of salvation by grace through faith alone. And yet when it discussed baptism, these ideas were muddled, creating theological confusion. This episode details more of the same, this time in the Heidelberg Catechis...

Naked Bible 002: Baptism: Contradictions in Creeds Part 1 21.01.2015

In the first podcast episode on baptism, I made the comment that many well-known Christian creeds are internally contradictory when it comes to articulating the clear gospel (salvation by faith in Christ apart from any work or merit of our own) and baptism. That might seem hard to swallow, but it’s true. In this episode, I illustrate the problem via the Belgic Confession, whose clear descrip...

Naked Bible 001: Baptism: What You Know May Not Be So 21.01.2015

Inaugural Episode: Introducing the series on understanding and misunderstanding baptism. Everyone knows about baptism, right? What’s there to think about? Turns out quite a lot. Christian traditions all have positions on baptism, but it is rare to find a coherent articulation of the topic that doesn’t create theological dilemmas with other points of doctrine. Don’t believe that? Then y...

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