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Thomas C. Oden

Thomas C. Oden

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Oct 17, 2026

Simon ManchesterHOST
15:25
And the solution can only come through Jesus Christ.
Simon ManchesterHOST
15:27
Now, one man who Jesus Christ very wonderfully changed, I remember reading his autobiography, was a man called Thomas Oden, O-D-E-N.
Simon ManchesterHOST
15:36
And Thomas Oden was a lecturer in theology in the United States in the 20th century.
Simon ManchesterHOST
15:42
And he was a slightly naughty man because he leaned to unbelief.
Simon ManchesterHOST
15:47
And so he wouldn't make much at all of the cross or the resurrection.
Simon ManchesterHOST
16:19
You're an absolute lightweight.
Simon ManchesterHOST
16:22
You have no idea that the errors that you're pushing have all been exposed in the early church.
Simon ManchesterHOST
16:30
And so Thomas Oden went back to the Christian foundations and he discovered that all the stuff that he was keen on had basically been exposed as faulty.
Samuel ParkisonPANELIST
7:43
Right.
Ronni KurtzHOST
7:43
You go, you know, you go further back, you obviously have people like Thomas Oden.
Ronni KurtzHOST
7:46
We even mentioned him before we jumped on, his, his, uh, paleo-orthodoxy stuff, which led to-
Samuel ParkisonPANELIST
7:51
Right
Ronni KurtzHOST
8:07
It's just not monolithic.
Patrick SchreinerHOST
8:09
But to be fair, all those names you mentioned would probably not fit in a category of kind of, let's say, mainstream American Evangelical.
Patrick SchreinerHOST
8:21
Now, Thomas Oden kind of rides the line maybe-
Ronni KurtzHOST
8:24
Yeah
Marie CoxHOST
2:47
Mm-hmm.
Daniel CoxHOST
2:49
Um, you brought home a commentary by Thomas Oden from grad school.
Marie CoxHOST
2:52
Mm-hmm.
Daniel CoxHOST
2:53
Classic Christianity, I think is the name of it, and Oden had what we would call, years ago, he had...
Darrell FitzwaterHOST
49:30
He travels more than Paul does by the end, and he obviously spends time with Peter, writes his gospel, et cetera.
Darrell FitzwaterHOST
49:39
And, and "The African Memory of Mark" by Thomas Oden, it's a great book.
Darrell FitzwaterHOST
49:42
I recommend it to you.
Darrell FitzwaterHOST
49:43
It goes through this more, in more detail.
Kenneth TannerGUEST
9:38
And there, I've published things in Christianity Today and, uh, bits and pieces here and there, but mostly online, um, over the years.
Kenneth TannerGUEST
9:47
So, and I, I cl- I did a collection of essays for InterVarsity for Tom Oden back in 20- 2002, and I was in a volume that Kathleen Falsani edited in 2013.
Kenneth TannerGUEST
10:00
I had an essay in there.
Kenneth TannerGUEST
10:02
But this is the first time I've ever done a book.

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