Compulsory Freedom? The Gospel's impact on society
Dr Tony Golsby-Smith Interviews Professor Edwin Judge on the history of the open society that we take for granted. Arguing that without understanding the origin of our freedom we are in danger of loosing it.
In this talk Iain concludes his magnificent trilogy of talks positioning the vast Mosaic vision of God and reality in contrast to the prevailing Ancient Near Eastern worldviews.
With his characteristic understated Scottish style, Iain brilliantly lays down the most basic foundation for our faith – the notion that God is not only eternal and sovereign but that he is fundamentally good and on our side.
Tadionally we treat salvation as an individual event, but Ezekiel has a far wider scope. He sees the object of salvation is the whole cosmos not just individuals, and he sees the cosmos as the temple of God.
How Moses disrupted the Ancient Near Eastern World - with Iain Provan
We have an amazing backlog of great talks from great speakers and thinkers going back over a decade. So we've decided to republish some of them to supplement our ongoing offerings. We're going to begin with some seminal talks by Ian Proven.
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