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Sunday School for Misfits with Dr Selina Stone
Selina Stone
70 episodes
4 weeks ago
A podcast examining the beliefs, perspectives and experiences Black millennials in Britain have gained from their upbringings in pentecostal and evangelical churches - what should we keep and what might we leave behind?
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A podcast examining the beliefs, perspectives and experiences Black millennials in Britain have gained from their upbringings in pentecostal and evangelical churches - what should we keep and what might we leave behind?
Show more...
Religion & Spirituality
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S6E7 Doctrine Doesn't Fall From Heaven!
Sunday School for Misfits with Dr Selina Stone
35 minutes 15 seconds
11 months ago
S6E7 Doctrine Doesn't Fall From Heaven!

Welcome back everyone, today I give you a whistlestop tour of some of the big moments and eras that shape Christian doctrine. Theology is deeply shaped by the decisions theologians make about what is most important - but what has this meant historically? The shift to empire, the reformation, and the enlightenment all have an impact on the creation of doctrine. In the final section, I talk briefly about the Trinity as a model for social relationships. Thanks for joining me!

Sunday School for Misfits with Dr Selina Stone
A podcast examining the beliefs, perspectives and experiences Black millennials in Britain have gained from their upbringings in pentecostal and evangelical churches - what should we keep and what might we leave behind?