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Ivan Illich, Sex and Gender and the Appeal of Christianity for Post-Liberalism - Conversation with Nina Power
In this special episode, Clinton and Jamie talk to the author of What Do Men Want?, Nina Power. Nina is an academic and current editor of post-liberal publication 'Compact'. She has also, in recent years, become more interested in Christian
Marriage, Family and Sex with Fr Luke Miller
What is the Catholic Christian understanding of marriage, family and sex? In this episode Fr Jamie Franklin and Clinton Collister speak with Fr Luke Miller, Archdeacon of London and author of A Lifelong Springtime: The Life and Teaching of
John Neville Figgis and the Corporate Personality of the Church of England
In this episode of Holy CofE, Fr Jamie and Clinton talk about John Neville Figgis, corporate personality and freedom, and how to be a faithful member of churches and associations, with particular interest in membership in the Church of Engl
Fr Gerald McDermott - Liberalism, Heterodoxy and Orthodox Anglicanism
Fr Gerald McDermott is former Chair of Anglican Studies at Beeson Divinity School, and a prolific author and theologian working in areas of systematic and historical theology. He is currently developing his magnum opus A History of Redempti
Peter Webster on E.L. Mascall - Orthodoxy, Classical Theism and the Twentieth Century Challenge from Liberalism
For this special episode, regular host Clinton Collister was joined by independent researcher Dr. Peter Webster to talk about the legacy of Anglican systematic theologian E.L. Mascall. Peter Webster is a historian of contemporary British Ch
The Atonement Part 4: Theories of the Atonement - The Abelardian View and Penal Substitution
In this bumper episode, Jamie and Clinton round out this series with a thorough discussion of two significant theories of the atonement. The Abelardian view of the atonement sees the cross as an act of God's love which seeks to bring about
The Atonement Part 3: Theories of the Atonement - Christus Victor, The Ransom Theory and The Satisfaction Theory
In the third part of our series on the atonement, Clinton Collister and Jamie Franklin discuss three prominent theories concerning our understanding of this issue: Christ's death and resurrection as victory over the powers of sin and darkne
The Atonement Part 2: The Incarnation and New Testament Witness
In the second part of our series on the atonement, we ask what Jesus said about his death and examine the theological witness of the New Testament, particularly the writing of Paul, looking specifically at Christ as the second Adam, the uni
The Atonement Part 1: Sin, Justice and The Old Testament
In this episode of Holy CofE, Jamie Franklin and Clinton Collister talk about the passion and death of Jesus Christ. We begin with a consider of the background presuppositions that underlie this conversation, namely, the problem of sin and
Catholic Evangelism - w/ Special Guest Bishop Philip North
In this week's special episode, Clinton and Jamie were joined by Bishop of Burnley Philip North who spoke to us about his vision for catholic evangelism in the Church of England. Is there a distinctive mode of catholic - as opposed to evang
Lent
Clinton and Jamie discuss Lent. What is Lent? What is the point of it? Shouldn't we put in an effort all the time rather than during just one season? What are the benefits of the practices of Lent such as fasting? These and many more questi
Transcendence, Tradition and Education - w/ Calvin Robinson
In this episode, Clinton Collister and Jamie Franklin are joined by ordinand and popular public commentator Calvin Robinson. In a wide-ranging conversation, we spoke with Calvin about the role of education and catechesis in the Church, the
Confirmation - Whys and Wherefores
Holy CofE is back for the New Year! Clinton and Jamie take on the thorny issue of confirmation. What is confirmation and what are its benefits? How does the contemporary practice differ from that of the ancient church? What is the differenc
Seeing God w/ Hans Boersma
We were enormously privileged to be joined by one of the great living theologians of our time Hans Boersma. We discuss Hans' most recent work Seeing God: The Beatific Vision in Christian Tradition. What is the relationship between creation
The Procreative Good of Marriage w/ Fr Lee Nelson
For this special episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie sat down with Fr Lee Nelson of Christ Church Waco to talk about the procreative good of marriage. What role should children play in a Christian marriage and how does God use the family to sanct
All Saints and All Souls
In this episode, Fr Jamie and Clinton Collister get into the thorny theological issues around the feasts of All Saints and All Souls: What is the intermediate state? Should we pray for the dead? What about the invocation of the saints in he
Aesthetic Ecclesiology - Interview with Fr Jamie Franklin
For this special episode, Clinton Collister interviews our own Fr Jamie Franklin about his new book Charles Taylor and Anglican Theology: Aesthetic Ecclesiology (https://www.palgrave.com/gp/book/9783030821050). This is a wide-ranging conver
The Mystical Exegesis of the Church Fathers - w/ Fr George Westhaver
In this very special episode, Clinton and Jamie are joined by principal of Pusey House, Fr George Westhaver to discuss the mystical exegesis of Scripture practiced by the Church Fathers, how these exegetical practices were picked up and use
Spiritual Direction and Confession with Fr Jonathan Kanary
In this special episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie sit down with Fr Jonathan Kanary of Brazos Fellows to talk about Spiritual Direction and Confession in the life of the Church today. More information about Brazos and about Fr Jonathan can be fo
Duns Scotus and Thomas Aquinas on the Relationship of the Fall to the Incarnation
In this week's episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie talk about Duns Scotus, his theological significance and legacy. Starting with a look at the metaphysical critique of Scotus inspired by the Radical Orthodoxy school, encompassing the topics of n
Priesthood w/ Fr Robin Ward
In this special episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie sit down with principal of St Stephen's House Fr Robin Ward, talking on the nature of priesthood and the sacramental identity of the Church of England. Among other things, we discuss ideas arisi
Fr Ignatius Lyne and Anglican Monasticism w/ Fr Samuel McNally-Cross
In this week's episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie talk with Fr Samuel McNally-Cross about nineteenth century Anglican monastic trailblazer and eccentric Fr Ignatius Lyne. What can we learn from Fr Ignatius' life and witness and how can ordinary
Thomas Aquinas on Grace and Nature w/ Special Guest Euan Grant
In this special episode, Clinton sits down live with Thomas Aquinas scholar Euan Grant. They discuss Aquinas' view on the relation between nature and grace and more recent takes on this controversy such as that of the Radical Orthodoxy move
The Fall and Original Sin
Clinton and Fr Jamie take a run-through issues relating to The Fall and Original Sin. How are we to understand the story of the Garden of Eden and Adam and Eve? What does the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil represent? What is the sig
Darwell Stone - Sacraments and Holy Baptism (2)
Fr Jamie and Clinton continue our conversation on sacraments and Holy Baptism, addressing the nature of baptism and thorny questions such as how much water should be used, whether baptism at the hands of heretics is okay and if it's right t
Darwell Stone - Sacraments and Holy Baptism (1)
This episode begins a conversation on the topic of the sacraments and holy baptism using the work of Anglican Scholastic Darwell Stone. In this instalment, Clinton and Fr Jamie talk about the etymology of the word "sacrament" and its relati
The Gospel and the Catholic Church 3 - Protestant and Roman Ecclesiologies
In this episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie continue the discussion on Michael Ramsey's The Gospel and the Catholic Church, talking about Lutheran erastianism, Calvinist presbyterianism and Romish monarchism. To get in touch, please send an email
The Gospel and the Catholic Church 2 - Who Needs Bishops?
In this episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie continue the discussion on Michael Ramsey's The Gospel and the Catholic Church, specifically focussing on the role of bishops and trying to answer some of the various objections that people have had abo
The Gospel and the Catholic Church
In this week's episode, Clinton and Fr Jamie discuss Michael Ramsey's book The Gospel and the Catholic Church and the promise of evangelical catholicism. New: You can now follow us on Substack (https://holycofe.substack.com/) and Instagram
The Gospel and Human Needs
In this episode Clinton and Jamie talk about Anglican theologian John Figgis' work The Gospel and Human Needs and how it relates to our cultural situation and ministry today. To get in touch, please send an email to holycofe@gmail.com and f
