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From the Mere Orthodoxy Podcast Network: thoughtful weekly conversations about theology, the culture, and the church, hosted by Matthew Lee Anderson, Derek Rishmawy, Alastair Roberts, and Andrew Wilson.

Mere Fidelity Mere Fidelity

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From the Mere Orthodoxy Podcast Network: thoughtful weekly conversations about theology, the culture, and the church, hosted by Matthew Lee Anderson, Derek Rishmawy, Alastair Roberts, and Andrew Wilson.

    Casuistry

    Casuistry

    Casuistry is a technical term for a way of reasoning about ethical principles in specific situations. It fell into disuse historically in favor of a more narrative-based view of the world. But some of the Mere Fidelity cast are sensing that there is a felt lack of organized principle application to pastoral situations in the church. Do you agree that casuistry needs to make a comeback?
    Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.

    Timestamps:
    The Kazooists North American Tour 2024 [0:00]
    What is casuistry? [2:53]
    History, Both Catholic and Protestant [5:30]
    Conflicting Principles [7:46]
    Proper Context, Lacking Confession [13:58]
    Practical Application of Practical Application [20:40]
    Narrative & Principle United [22:08]
    Moral Reasoning in Paul’s Epistles [28:44]
    Legalism [30:38]
    First Steps for Pastors [37:05]

    • 50 min
    The Deception of Isaac

    The Deception of Isaac

    Taking up a difficult passage of Scripture, Alastair, Andrew, and Matt consider the incident in which Jacob deceives Isaac into giving him the blessing. Multiple respected theologians bring solid principles to bear on the interpretation of this reading, and come to very different conclusions. What is to be done? Is lying always and everywhere wrong? Was Jacob justified in his ruse? And in the process Alastair reveals some striking parallels between this story and that of King David.
    Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.

    Timestamps:
    Tempus Fugit [0:00]
    Misreading the Preposition [2:12]
    The Setup [3:34]
    The Dispute [7:16]
    The Anderson School [14:43]
    Davidic Parallels [23:38]
    Urgency in Lying [30:09]
    “I will gladly pay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.” [36:19]
    Rogues Gallery or Rogues Mirror? [38:35]

    • 46 min
    Thinking For Yourself

    Thinking For Yourself

    When dealing with delicate, nuanced, disputed, or important issues, should Christians primarily rely on their own judgment or the authority of church leaders in their lives? Derek, Alastair, and Matt bring their own experience to bear, as well as a reliance on Scripture and authority, to answer this listener-submitted question.
    Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.
    Timestamps:
    Hot Deal [0:00]
    A Better Question Than It Sounds [2:21]
    Be Like Alastair [4:14]
    Clarification of Roles [8:55]
    Avoiding Individualism [13:30]
    Submission to Commands [22:24]
    Casuistry [26:18]
    Rebellion [30:18]
    Confessions [35:52]

    • 40 min
    Men and Women in I Timothy

    Men and Women in I Timothy

    Andrew, Matt, and Alastair take up the oft-disputed passage from First Timothy that seems to restrict the authority of women in the church. What’s the best way to handle this in the twenty-first century?
    Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.

    Timestamps:
    Zwingli the Pastor [0:00]
    Old Conundrum, New Energy [1:39]
    One Weird Question [3:18]
    One Further Question [6:35]
    Ecclesiastical Evolution [11:22]
    vv. 11-15 [16:25]
    Load-Bearing Details [22:12]
    Autheneo and Didasko [27:27]
    Restricting Teaching [29:26]
    Saved Through Childbearing [35:00]

    • 48 min
    The Resurrection in John

    The Resurrection in John

    Christ is risen indeed, alleluia! The Easter season is upon us, and the regular cast and crew have the Resurrection on their minds. This year Matt, Alastair, and Derek dive into the Gospel of John to discuss what makes this account different than the other gospels, including, but not limited to: why Jesus told Mary Magdalene not to touch him but invited Thomas to touch him, why John waited for Peter before entering the tomb, and what is going on with those 153 fish.
    Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.
    Timestamps:
    Which Gospel Is Best? [0:00]
    Johannine Distinctives [3:38]
    Resurrection All Over [7:13]
    Ezekiel [13:04]
    Characters [14:52]
    The Footrace [18:08]
    153 Fish [26:29]
    Touch Me, Touch Me Not [31:48]
    The Ending [44:57]

    • 49 min
    The Cross and the Empty Tomb

    The Cross and the Empty Tomb

    As we approach Palm Sunday, Alastair, Matt, and Derek meditate—and ask incisive questions—upon the Cross, the Resurrection, the Triumphal Entry, the Transfiguration, and the true center of our faith.
    Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.

    Timestamps:
    All Glory, Laud, and Honor [1:09]
    The Bible’s Third Day Problem [2:14]
    The Crucial Tension [3:12]
    Holy Saturday [6:13]
    Resurrection Art [8:42]
    Satellite Events [13:59]
    Watershed [17:05]
    Crossbearing [19:43]
    Triumphal Entry [22:08]
    Glorious Defeat [28:25]

    • 33 min

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