106 episodes
Podcast – Ethnic Relations and Migration in the Ancient World: The Websites of Philip A. Harland Philip A. Harland
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- Society & Culture
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4.5 • 144 Ratings
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The Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean podcast explores social and religious life in the Greco-Roman world, especially early Christianity including the New Testament. Half-hour episodes are released bi-weekly from September to June (with a summer break in July and August). These episodes are not scripted; they are edited versions of improvised lectures from point-form notes.
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Podcast 8.24: Satanic Imagery And Conspiracies In Modern Culture
Podcast 8.24: Satanic Imagery And Conspiracies In Modern Culture (Download).
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Podcast 8.22: Milton’s Traditional Satan in Paradise Lost (1600s)
Podcast 8.22: Milton’s Traditional Satan in Paradise Lost (1600s) (Download).
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Podcast 8.21: The Devil and Internal Struggles of the Reformation Period (1500s)
Podcast 8.21: The Devil and Internal Struggles of the Reformation Period (1500s) (Download).
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Podcast 8.20: Witchcraft Accusations and Pacts with the Devil (1400-1600)
Podcast 8.20: Witchcraft Accusations and Pacts with the Devil (1400-1600) (Download).
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Podcast 8.19: Satan and Demons in Everyday Life in the Middle Ages
Podcast 8.19: Satan and Demons in Everyday Life in the Middle Ages (Download).
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Podcast 8.18: Satan’s Home, part 5 – Medieval Depictions and Dante’s Inferno
Podcast 8.18: Satan’s Home, part 5 – Medieval Depictions and Dante’s Inferno (Download).
Customer Reviews
Deepens my understanding
Thank you for helping me understand Christianity in the context of the culture and other religions of the day.
Amazing
Great podcast for anyone interested in an historical prospective free from bias and any agenda other than getting at the historicity off Jesus. I’m an atheist but can’t get enough and have reconsidered some of my views on Jesus based on this thoughtful study. It’s pretty obvious he’s teaching a class, and the best is when he has to ADR a word or phrase in his dulcet Canadian tone. Great listen!
let it rain
sleeping in armor is hard on the body