2 full lectures (that is, 2x the same lecture–two sections). Genesis 1 in detail. Additionally, here are some of my ideas in essay form: http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2017/10/god-hebrews-bradley-birzer.html And, here: http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2017/10/litany-blood-forgiveness-bradley-birzer.html
Getting back on schedule after a week of travel. . . Western Heritage lecture on St. John, Clement, and Tertullian. Enjoy!
Amazingly, already at lecture 15–the foundation and evolution of the Roman Republic.
Four great philosophies emerged from the Hellenistic world: hedonism, cynicism, Epicureanism, and Stoicism. The last two, especially, have shaped the entire course of western civilization.
If you’re looking for Lecture 12, my sincere apologies–I had a messup with the recorder. So, sadly, it only recorded about 3 seconds of the lecture. I’d post it, but it’s kind of a boring 3 seconds. Here’s… Read More
I needed to devote the first 22 or so minutes of class to “how to write a liberal arts essay,” so the actual lecture on Socrates is very short. My apologies. You might want to skip ahead 20… Read More
Lecture 4, if you’re keeping count. This one, a focus on Genesis 17 and Exodus 3. The relationship of Adam to Abraham to Moses. Or, why God never changes but man’s understanding of Him does. The previous… Read More
If you’re interested, here’s my first lecture of the Autumn 2016 semester–Western Heritage, an Introduction, looking at the questions: what is man; what is God; and what is man’s relationship to man?
Stormfields 