0:30 - An Epistemology of Love?
6:53 - Broken Signposts and the Cross
12:14 - History, Eschatology, Apocalyptic and some history of biblical scholarship
18:33 - What are some common Biblical Themes that some people in the church misunderstand or misapply that are particularly important to try and correct?

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0:48 – What is the relationship between analytic and exegetical theology?
5:11 – What is Perfect Being Theology?
7:49 – Is there anything wrong with someone taking themselves to find the omni-attributes in scripture?
9:49 – How about Natural Theology? Must Natural Theology presuppose Perfect Being Theology?
12:22 – Is there a rough overview of what you (Prof Wright) are hoping to accomplish in your upcoming Gifford Lectures?
16:48 – What is Second-Temple Judaism and where should someone go to learn more about it?
20:02 – Where does the notion of transcendence fit into the historical approach to natural theology?

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