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Jeremy finishes the Christian Nationalism update by looking at the New Christian Right's perspective on issues like patriarchy and Israel. In this episode, he further explains the emergence of the New Christian Right and discusses the issues related to patriarchy and Israel. Also known as the "Woke Right," the New Christian Right has given birth to extreme proponents of racism and anti-Semitism. Yet this whole movement falls under the "Christian Nationalism" umbrella. Jeremy breaks it down the best he can.
 
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0:00 Introduction
1:31 Reviewing the Connections
4:53 Ecumenism and Conspiracy Theories
8:09 Democracy and Religious Pluralism
13:46 Capitalism and Christendom
21:38 Tradition and Vocation
24:30 Patriarchy
28:30 Israel and the Jews
39:17 Final Summaries

Jeremy regrettably spends more time talking about the Christian Nationalism movement. In this episode, he explains the emergence of the New Christian Right and discusses the upcoming debate between James White and Corey Mahler. Also known as the "Woke Right," the New Christian Right has given birth to extreme proponents of racism and anti-Semitism. Yet this whole movement falls under the "Christian Nationalism" umbrella. Jeremy breaks it down the best he can.
 
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0:00 Introduction
2:45 Revisiting Christian Nationalism
6:15 Reminder of Basic Principles
10:17 The New Christian Right
15:03 Contrasting the Political Strategies
18:56 Racism in the New Christian Right
35:16 Divisions within Christian Nationalism
40:52 An Example of the Crudeness
 
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Some time ago, there was another dust-up over gender roles. Jeremy and Kenn released a short video defending the historic, biblical position that God has designed men and women differently and assigned them different roles in keeping with that good design. That short, helpful video demonstrated that this doctrine is a primary issue. You can watch that video here: https://youtu.be/95kq9Glwa2g?si=M3wpMevBFIui4JZl
In this episode, Kenn continues to work through the chart and makes an even stronger case defending the historic position and demonstrating the primary nature of this doctrine.
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In this installment of Chartology 101, Kenn breaks down why "local church commitment" is in the primary column. 
 
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Jeremy responds to some portions of the recent Evening of Eschatology that took place in Louisville, KY, while also examining an old X post from Joel Webbon. It gets lively—and it all fits together. Just trust the process.
 
Watch the Evening of Eschatology (2025) in full here: https://youtu.be/GQlqARfSEJA?si=Z0UkAprssng0BDTn 
Watch the original Evening of Eschatology (2009) in full here: https://youtu.be/4S0TQ2dXnms?si=yiR_zkuP0V0_pNTJ 
Dr. Alan Kurschner’s critique of the Amillennial recapitulation theory: https://www.alankurschner.com/2025/02/17/a-critique-of-the-most-common-amillennial-recapitulation-argument-in-the-book-of-revelation
A link to Jeremy’s book, in which Appendix A lists one- and two-passage doctrines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A95UzZpUXBrRu8b8t7n2yGWbGksXjYfL/view 
 
0:00 Introduction
1:13 The Evening of Eschatology
7:10 Weirdness Is Not a Good Reason
13:40 Is Revelation 20 a Clear Text?
16:55 Premillennial Hermeneutics
19:22 Can Revelation 20 Alone Prove Premillennialism?
24:09 Postmillennial Hermeneutics
27:00 Problems with Postmillennial Hermeneutics
32:04 Amillennial Hermeneutics
33:30 The Recapitulation Theory
36:05 What about Zechariah 14?
40:49 Failure to Embrace the OT Prophets 
46:51 Joel Webbon Post
51:19 My Repost and Its Replies
55:47 Concluding Encouragements

Jeremy walks through an open theist's video defining his theology, answering it point-by-point. Visit RBP for 10% off + free shipping through Feb 28, 2025 with promo code DOTHEOLOGY https://regularbaptistpress.org/dotheology
Jeremy's debate with Will Duffy: https://www.youtube.com/live/igzWZnXpDsQ?si=ECOmmIrgUJb5cbiY
James White's debate with Bob Enyart: https://youtu.be/isRksh30ZUI?si=cXD01-p5S4_Qg3-i
Bob Enyart's radio program responding to Jeremy's debate with Will Duffy: https://kgov.com/bel/20210310
Book links:
John Frame's "No Other God": https://www.amazon.com/dp/0875521851
Canon Press's "Bound Only Once": https://a.co/d/0QLUh6s
Crossway's "Beyond the Bounds": https://a.co/d/5TUKxSO
 
0:00 Introduction
1:06 Initial Thoughts on Open Theism
6:38 Recommended Reading
8:59 Dominic Enyart Video Intro
14:33 "God Is Living"
35:30 "God Is Eternally Free"
1:02:51 "God Is Infinitely Creative"
1:05:59 "God Experiences Time"
1:19:45 Ignatius and Outro

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Jeremy sits down with Peter Goeman of the Bible Sojourner podcast to discuss what Jesus meant by "this generation" in the Olivet Discourse found in Matthew 24. They also give an overview of the different Christian perspectives on the timing of the Great Tribulation.
 
Find out more about Dr. Goeman here: https://petergoeman.com/
 
Jeff Durbin video: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1128135502069311
 
Matthew Everhard video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul9ngX47sz4
 
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0:00 Introduction
3:08 Introducing Peter Goeman
4:11 The Great Tribulation
5:18 The Preterist Position
10:42 The Historicist Position
12:10 The Idealist Position
17:15 The Futurist Position
20:05 Introduction to Mathew 24:34
21:51 Context of the Olivet Discourse
40:46 What "All These Things" Means
49:23 What "This Generation" Means
1:01:33 Why Is This Important?
1:09:53 AD 70 Is Still Significant
1:11:49 Is Apocalyptic Literature Literal?
1:15:44 Who Are Those "Standing Here"?
1:18:06 How Many Temples Are There in Matthew 24?
1:20:34 What about Luke 21:31?
1:22:04 How Could Jesus Have Said It More Clearly?
1:23:39 How Do You Reason with a Preterist?

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In this next installment of the Do Theology Experience, Jeremy sits down with his friend and co-laborer, Rex Dana. Hear how God worked in his life to lead him from Mormonism and a couple of other false teachings to find truth and life in Jesus Christ.
 
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0:00 Introduction
2:16 Growing Up in Utah and California
8:17 Baptized By the Church of Christ
11:21 Time in the Military
14:39 Time as a Cop
23:27 Time as an Investigator
46:57 Following Emanuel Swedenborg
1:00:16 Getting Connected with the Local Church
1:09:03 Coming to Faith
1:18:15 Seeing Others Come to Faith
1:28:08 God's Sovereign Plans