Dr. Michael W. Austin is a Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University, an author, and a speaker. He has published 12 books; most recently, he co-edited and contributed to QAnon, Chaos, and the Cross: Christianity and Conspiracy Theories.
Most of his teaching, writing, and speaking is focused on ethical questions related to character and human flourishing. He believes that philosophy has much to offer us, in our individual, social, and spiritual lives. For many years, he's also been a speaker for the Kentucky Humanities Council, and he contributes to a blog for Psychology Today, “Ethics for Everyone.”
Why Does Church Matter? Learning from Jazz (Mark Glanville)
When No One Reads Books Anymore
Will AI Take Over the World (Adam Graber)
Scripture, Sexuality, and Podcasting (Preston Sprinkle)
Why We Need the Global Church (Stephen T. Pardue)
Are Psychedelics Good for Depression, or Anything at All? (Ben ”Doc” Askins) [Full Episode]
Why Is Leviticus so Hard to Read? (Dr. Jay Sklar)
A Bend in the Road for TBM and CHT, and Farewell Celina!
’Fireside’ Chat: Distance between Seminaries and Churches (Matt LaPine)
Is ’Systemic Injustice’ Biblical? (Michael Rhodes)
Technology Isn’t a Neutral Tool (Jason Thacker)
ICYMI: How ’Christianese’ Is Like Corporate Jargon (Valerie Hobbs)
ICYMI: Jesus Shows That God and Humans Are a Good Match (Lucy Peppiatt)
What the Image of God Is and Is Not (Carmen Imes)
Understanding the Slaughter of the Canaanites in the Book of Joshua (Paul Hinlicky)
Is It Time to Quit ’Quiet Time’? Discussing Our View (Dru Johnson & Celina Durgin)
Women in the Early Church (Nijay Gupta)
Trying to Master the Bible? Try Savoring It Instead (Andrew Abernethy)
Jazz, Justice, and the Gospel (William Edgar)
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