Thomas C. Oden
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Oct 17, 2026
James 3:1-12 - A Working Faith
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15:25Simon ManchesterHOST
And the solution can only come through Jesus Christ.
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15:27Simon ManchesterHOST
Now, one man who Jesus Christ very wonderfully changed, I remember reading his autobiography, was a man called Thomas Oden, O-D-E-N.
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15:36Simon ManchesterHOST
And Thomas Oden was a lecturer in theology in the United States in the 20th century.
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15:42Simon ManchesterHOST
And he was a slightly naughty man because he leaned to unbelief.
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15:47Simon ManchesterHOST
And so he wouldn't make much at all of the cross or the resurrection.
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16:19Simon ManchesterHOST
You're an absolute lightweight.
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16:22Simon ManchesterHOST
You have no idea that the errors that you're pushing have all been exposed in the early church.
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16:30Simon ManchesterHOST
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.
Theological Retrieval
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7:43Samuel ParkisonPANELIST
Right.
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7:43Ronni KurtzHOST
You go, you know, you go further back, you obviously have people like Thomas Oden.
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7:46Ronni KurtzHOST
We even mentioned him before we jumped on, his, his, uh, paleo-orthodoxy stuff, which led to-
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7:51Samuel ParkisonPANELIST
Right
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8:07Ronni KurtzHOST
It's just not monolithic.
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8:09Patrick SchreinerHOST
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.
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8:21Patrick SchreinerHOST
Now, Thomas Oden kind of rides the line maybe-
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8:24Ronni KurtzHOST
Yeah
Why Church Kids Walk Away (It's Not What You Think)
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2:47Marie CoxHOST
Mm-hmm.
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2:49Daniel CoxHOST
Um, you brought home a commentary by Thomas Oden from grad school.
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2:52Marie CoxHOST
Mm-hmm.
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2:53Daniel CoxHOST
Classic Christianity, I think is the name of it, and Oden had what we would call, years ago, he had...
S15.E15. Titus 3:10
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49:30Darrell FitzwaterHOST
He travels more than Paul does by the end, and he obviously spends time with Peter, writes his gospel, et cetera.
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49:39Darrell FitzwaterHOST
And, and "The African Memory of Mark" by Thomas Oden, it's a great book.
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49:42Darrell FitzwaterHOST
I recommend it to you.
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49:43Darrell FitzwaterHOST
It goes through this more, in more detail.
The Vulnerable God: A Conversation with Kenneth Tanner
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9:38Kenneth TannerGUEST
And there, I've published things in Christianity Today and, uh, bits and pieces here and there, but mostly online, um, over the years.
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9:47Kenneth TannerGUEST
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.
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10:00Kenneth TannerGUEST
I had an essay in there.
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10:02Kenneth TannerGUEST
But this is the first time I've ever done a book.