
69 episodes

The Areopagus Fr. Andrew Damick, Michael Landsman, and Ancient Faith Radio
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.8 • 299 Ratings
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A podcast about the encounter of historic Christianity with other religious traditions.
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Thrones
The Areopagites talk about the good side of church leadership, basing their discussion on the enthronement speech of Metropolitan Saba, the new leader of the North American Antiochian Archdiocese. Jack Chick and Joel Osteen also make appearances.
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Paschal Problematizing
The Areopagites greet each other (and you) with the resurrection of Christ and then delight in commenting on incoherent and heretical takes on the feast.
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Asbury: Revival, Repentance and the Real
In February 2023, tens of thousands participated in a religious revival at Asbury University in Kentucky. What is the context of the Asbury revival? How can people outside the Wesleyan/Methodist tradition understand the Asbury revival? Can revival outside our boundaries even be a real thing? The Areopagites welcome Fr. Symeon Kees, an Orthodox priest from Appalachia with a Wesleyan background who studied at Asbury Theological Seminary – right across the street from the university.
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Men’s Ministry: From Chaos to Cultivation
Are in men in crisis? How did that happen? What does authentic men’s ministry look like? What are good and bad ways to do it? What does all this have to do with priesthood? The Areopagites welcome Michael Baclig, president of the Antiochian Men of the Diocese of Miami and the Southeast, to talk about ministry to men. Meanwhile, Fr. Andrew fills us in on wacky Lithuanian pre-Lenten rituals.
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Jack Chick and the End of the World
The Areopagites embark on an epic journey into the strange, millenarian world of Jack Chick.
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The Stories We’re Telling (Pop Culture Coffee Hour Crossover)
Christian Gonzalez and Steven Christoforou show up for one last Pop Culture Coffee Hour crossover with the Areopagus. They talk about the origins of PCCH, what they hoped to accomplish when they started in 2015, and how they feel about its 200 episodes. They and the Areopagites also share the stories they’re into lately in a bald-faced attempt by the Areopagites to commandeer all 13 of PCCH’s listeners.
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A unique and enlightening podcast
What’s this? A post pandemic podcast that isn’t an echo-chamber? People with differing traditions CAN be friends? Inconceivable!
I was impatient with the banter at first, but have grown to love it. It’s like sitting there in the room with them. If you want lecture style content, there’s plenty of other shows on AFR. And if you listen on, you’ll surely benefit from the topics discussed.
Very close to becoming orthodox
I absolutely love these podcasts thank you for showing Jesus