65 episodes
Hermeneutics Crackers and Grape Juice
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 31 Ratings
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Every season Hermeneutics takes on a new form. We began by learning how to speak Christian and then examined essays and sermons by Stanley Hauerwas. Now, we're exploring the Gospel of John. Simply put, on this season of Hermeneutics, you'll find three friends talking about the Gospel of John.
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Episode 60 : Baptism
Grace and Peace and Welcome to the newest episode of Hermenutics! Today Dr. Johanna has brought us the word Baptism. Listen as Jason, Johanna, and Todd discuss why Jesus needed to be baptised.
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Episode 59 : Blindness
This week the pod is talking about blindness and what it means to see, not only in reference to the biblical text but to everyday life as well.
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Episode 58: Agnotology
Johanna chose the word for today's episode so naturally it's both precise and obscure, bless her heart.
For laypeople: Within the sociology of knowledge, agnotology (formerly agnatology) is the study of deliberate, culturally induced ignorance or doubt, typically to sell a product, influence opinion, or win favour, particularly through the publication of inaccurate or misleading scientific data (disinformation). -
Episode 57 : We're Back with Atheism
Hermeneutics, the Crackers and Grape Juice Show, hosted by Dr. Johanna Hartelius is back. Once again, Johanna and the gang will work their way through the alphabet one stained glass word at a time. To kick things off Jason and Teer joined Johanna to talk about atheism.
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Live Podcast Announcement!
The one and only Kara Slade will be joining Crackers&Grape Juice for a live pubcast next Wednesday (6/15/22) at 6:30pm in Hampton, VA at the St. George Brewing Company to help kick off Annual Conference. Her book "The Fullness Of Time" is a remarkable witness to the work of Karl Barth for the church today and we can't wait to hear what Kara has to share with us. All are welcome!
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Customer Reviews
Worth the listen
I came to this podcast recently, but went to the beginning and listened to all the hermeneutics episodes. Overall I found each one to spark interesting trains of thought.
I'm excited that the show has shifted to engage with Hauerwas' work, and grateful for the opportunity to engage with his thought.
Y’all are great
Love the podcast. Guests are amazing. But you can’t really say that you don’t use stained-glass language when you use words like “erudite.”
Great show, but.....
I just listened to the show on theodicy. I reminded me why reformed theology seems so popular to young evangelicals and why so many evangelicals love trump. There is a certain comfort to know the God controls everything. Even if in the end it makes God worse than the devil. Sometimes people find comfort in a dictator even if they are the cause of evil.