Rabbi Tuly Weisz - Arguing for Zionism and forging strong bonds between Jews and Christians
Rabbi Tuly Weisz is the founder of Israel365, an organization established to strengthen ties between Jews and Christian and highlighting the biblical significance of Israel.
Tuly is also the editor of The Israel Bible, a bilingual Hebrew–English edition of the Hebrew Bible focused on the connection between the land, the people and the God of Israel.
In this episode he talks about his passion for the very best relations between the Jewish and Christian people. He also explains the notion of Zionism- the national liberation movement of the Jewish people -and why he believes it's as relevant today as it ever has been.
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Bishop Dan Scott - Faith in the age of AI
Bishop Dan Scott is the American son of missionaries who worked in South and Central America and spent his teenage years in Latin America.
He is a retired Anglican bishop who served in Nicaragua, Peru, Canada as well as the US. He's spent a lifetime in service and now works for a mental health facility in Tennessee.
Scott is the author of the critically acclaimed The Emerging American Church which argues the American church is complacent and needs to re-engage with contemporary culture.
His latest book Faith in the Age of AI explores how ancient philosophical and theological thinkers such as Plato and St. Paul are still relevant in the era of artificial intelligence.
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Michelle Bachman - No Christianity without Judaism
The former US congresswoman arguing for a Christian America.
An early summer in Israel as a teenager had a life-long affect on Michele Bachman. After giving her life to Christ aged 16 she went on to become a Republican politician and later congresswoman as a U.S. representative for Minnesota's 6th congressional district.
Before her life as a Christian she describes living a 'crumpled life' brought into 'technicolour' by Christ. Her pivotol time in the Middle East led her to a years-long passion for how America must acknowledge and protect its Christian roots and is equally clear-eyed about its inheritance from the Jewish people.
In this episode Babel Undone she speaks candidly and critically about the Democratic Party, challenges the benefits of multi-culturalism and advocates for the protection of America's Christian past and future.
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Tomas Sandell - The future of The Church in Europe
Finnish-born Tomas Sandell has been straddling a life between politics and faith for nearly 30 years. He is the founding director of the European Coalition for Israel with offices just across from the European Parliament in Brussels. The ECI acts as a pan-European Christian grassroots movement supporting Israel by monitoring EU policies and raising awareness on its behalf.
In this episode of Babel Undone he explains how Christianity in Europe and American differs and how the second world war made all the difference.
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Amos Yong - How Pentecostal movements and the outpouring of The Spirit affect 'Global theology'
Malaysian-American Pentecostal theologian Amos Yong was born in Asia but moved to the US in his teens. With a father who was a pastor himself he was steeped in the Pentecostal tradition, a subject that would fascinate him for his whole live.
Yong is considered one of the most important Pentecostal theologians of his generation and argues that charismatic movements should be taken seriously as a theological tradition and not just an emotional or cultural phenomenon.
Yong is Professor of Theology and Mission at Fuller Theological Seminary and author of The Spirit Poured Out on All Flesh, The Pentecostalism and the Possibility of Global Theology.
In today's episode of Babel Undone he talks about the growth of the Pentecostal movement in the majority world and the life of The Spirit within the different traditions in The Church.
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Since the Tower of Babel, the world has grown increasingly divided by language, culture, faith, and ways of thinking.
Yet with advancements in technology and our modes of communication, we may have an unprecedented opportunity for interconnectivity.
In this global village, we encounter similar issues but approach them in different ways.
So, what would it look like to foster a community where learning from each other forms the basis for understanding and coexistence? How can we celebrate our differences while recognising our shared humanity?
Welcome to 'Babel Undone', a podcast dedicated to undoing the divisions by creating a space for Christians worldwide to better understand and learn from each other.
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