Phil Aud

Theomagination With Phil Aud

Religion EN ↓ 54 episodes

Theomagination is a podcast about God, faith and faithful imagination in the twenty-first century.

Author

Phil Aud

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.philaud.com

Latest episode

Jun 19, 2026

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Episodes

Liberation! Ft. Bob Ekblad 03.03.2020

In this episode I talk with Old Testament theologian Bob Ekblad. We touch on things like liberation theology, the importance of asking the right questions, and damaging reading of the Bible that keep people from encountering Jesus our liberator.

Pentecostalism, Deconstruction and Ultimate Redemption Ft. Brad Jersak 18.02.2020

This is part two of my interview with Brad Jersak. Here we delve into Pentecostalism, the popular notion of "deconstruction," and Brad's new book In: Incarnation & Inclusion, Abba & Lamb  where he writes about "Ultimate Redemption." 

God, Love, & Politics ft. Brad Jersak 30.01.2020

In this episode, I interview theologian Brad Jersak about his recent book release,  A More Christlike Way , which is a follow-up to  A More Christlike God . As we discuss his book we delve into the words "God" and "love," and why it's important to get them right. After this, Brad talks brilliantly about "Civil Religion" and "Partisan Amoralism." This is...

God, Empathy & Memes 08.01.2020

Welcome to the first episode of the Theomagination Podcast. In this episode we'll explore the nature of memes, a particular meme about religion and empathy, and the problem with empathy as the new moral marker for our society.

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