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Jaroslav Pelikan

Jaroslav Pelikan

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Oct 17, 2026

Evan GaertnerHOST
1:29
Uh, so, uh, it is still continuing.
Evan GaertnerHOST
1:31
Jaroslav Pelikan, or whoever was the editor, wrote at the beginning of Volume 29 and said, "We are not planning to translate into these works all the works of Luther, because not everything he said is important."
Mike YagleyHOST
1:43
[laughs]
Evan GaertnerHOST
1:45
Which is probably true.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:24
The darker the room, the more obvious, powerful, and compelling the light.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:29
The historian Jaroslav Pelikan noted, "If Christ is risen, nothing else matters.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:35
And if Christ is not risen, nothing else matters." The German theologian Wolfhart Pannenberg was right.
speaker_0NARRATOR
5:43
The evidence for Jesus' resurrection is so strong that nobody would question it except for two things.
Chuck SwindollGUEST
24:34
It's traditionalism filled with legalism.
Chuck SwindollGUEST
24:41
Jaroslav Pelikan of Yale put it best, "Tradition is the living faith of those now dead.
Chuck SwindollGUEST
24:48
Traditionalism is the dead faith of those still living."
Bill MeyerHOST
24:58
Chuck Swindoll has painted a full-color picture for us today, the whole sweep of Mark's gospel laid out at once, and right at the heart of it stands a servant who healed the broken, encouraged the hopeless, and forgave the sinful.
Chuck SwindollSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:38
It's traditionalism filled with legalism.
Chuck SwindollSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:44
Jaroslav Pelikan of Yale put it best: "Tradition is the living faith of those now dead.
Chuck SwindollSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:52
Traditionalism is the dead faith of those still living."
Bill MeyerHOST
25:55
[instrumental music] Chuck Swindoll has painted a full-color picture for us today, the whole sweep of Mark's Gospel laid out at once, and right at the heart of it stands a servant who healed the broken, encouraged the hopeless, and forgave the sinful.
Chuck SwindollHOST
24:34
It's traditionalism filled with legalism.
Chuck SwindollHOST
24:41
Jaroslav Pelikan of Yale put it best, "Tradition is the living faith of those now dead.
Chuck SwindollHOST
24:48
Traditionalism is the dead faith of those still living."
Bill MeyerNARRATOR
24:51
[gentle music] Chuck Swindoll has painted a full-color picture for us today.
Chuck SwindollHOST
24:40
It's traditionalism filled with legalism.
Chuck SwindollHOST
24:46
Jaroslav Pelikan of Yale put it best, "Tradition is the living faith of those now dead.
Chuck SwindollHOST
24:53
Traditionalism is the dead faith of those still living."
John PantryNARRATOR
24:56
[gentle music] Chuck Swindoll has painted a picture for us today, the whole sweep of Mark's gospel laid out at once, and right at the heart of it stands a servant who healed the broken, encouraged the hopeless, and forgave the sinful.
AJ GentileHOST
18:37
Mm-hmm.
Alex PetkasGUEST
18:38
And, uh, you know, Jaroslav Pelikan and, um, Brunsimon, and, you know, some, some great, great books have been written about the Byzantine church, the early church.
AJ GentileHOST
18:48
Sure.
Alex PetkasGUEST
18:48
I got into that stuff and, um, and I'd kind of thought also, ah, maybe I'll spend a year or two doing youth ministry or something while I'm figuring out what's next after college.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
122:52
The third book.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
122:55
is a book by Jaroslav Pelikan.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
123:00
The first name is spelled J-A-R-O-S-L-A-V, and then the second name, Pelikan, just like the bird, only instead of a C with a K. Pelikan was the professor of historical theology at Yale University.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
123:17
He wrote a very famous five-volume history of church doctrine.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
122:52
The third book.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
122:55
is a book by Jaroslav Pelikan.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
123:00
The first name is spelled J-A-R-O-S-L-A-V, and then the second name, Pelikan, just like the bird, only instead of a C with a K. Pelikan was the professor of historical theology at Yale University.
Joseph P. FarrellGUEST
123:17
He wrote a very famous five-volume history of church doctrine.

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