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Wycliffe Hall

Wycliffe Hall

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Sep 25, 2026

Ric ThorpeGUEST
24:12
Anyway, yeah, sure.
Rhys BezzantHOST
24:15
You studied theology at Wycliffe Hall in Oxford.
Rhys BezzantHOST
24:20
Yes.
Rhys BezzantHOST
24:21
You're not from Oxford originally, right? No.
Ric ThorpeGUEST
24:48
conversation.
Ric ThorpeGUEST
24:48
Yes.
Ric ThorpeGUEST
24:52
I loved my time at Wycliffe Hall.
Ric ThorpeGUEST
24:55
It came in a moment of intersection of a few things.
Tom WrightGUEST
6:27
It, this is one of the, uh, New Testament questions which I remember being fascinated by from my very early days in seminary.
Tom WrightGUEST
6:35
I think my first term in seminary, the then principal of Wycliffe Hall, where I was studying, did a series of Bible readings on Mark, and I can't remember what he said when he got to chapter 16.
Tom WrightGUEST
6:46
Uh, but I do remember that I thought, well, if Mark is following Peter's preaching at this point, which, and that's one of the traditions that-
Mike BirdHOST
6:54
Mm
Ed StetzerGUEST
9:36
There's something going on in the UK.
Ed StetzerGUEST
9:37
You know, I teach at Wycliffe Hall, not Wycliffe College, which is in, uh, the GTA in Toronto, uh, but I teach at Wycliffe Hall in the UK, and there's still something going on, so don't discount it.
Ed StetzerGUEST
9:46
But I think what we're trying to figure out is what's the way forward in this time of openness? You know, the, and this time of tumult and turbulence.
Ed StetzerGUEST
9:53
You know, the post-World War II consensus is, is ending.
George WesthaverGUEST
18:25
That's right.
George WesthaverGUEST
18:26
So in Oxford, it's Wycliffe Hall.
George WesthaverGUEST
18:28
Wycliffe College in Toronto was founded around the same time.
George WesthaverGUEST
18:31
It even looks similar, a red brick building in very much a similar tradition.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
1:25
[upbeat music]
Jonathan BrantUNKNOWN
1:27
Good evening, and welcome to Wycliffe Hall.
Jonathan BrantUNKNOWN
1:30
My name is Jonathan Brant, and I'm the director of Wycliffe's New Renaissance Project.
Jonathan BrantUNKNOWN
1:36
And as we are both a Christian community and a part of the University of Oxford, the goal of our New Renaissance Project is to see transformational scholarship, leadership, arts, and culture born out of Christian community and offering the truth, goodness, and beauty of the gospel to the world around us.
Jonathan BrantUNKNOWN
2:19
Thank you, John.
John NelsonHOST
2:21
Welcome to a special edition of Unbelievable, the show where we engage all things theology and philosophy.
John NelsonHOST
2:27
I'm John Nelson, and tonight we are celebrating God's Homecoming, a new book by NT Wright, who is senior research fellow here at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford.
John NelsonHOST
2:38
Tom is certainly one of the most prolific biblical scholars in the world, but I once heard him say, and hopefully if I, if I'm recalling correctly, that if he was not a biblical scholar, he would be, uh, he would have liked to have composed symphonies.
Mike BirdHOST
2:34
I'm Mike Bird from Ridley College in Melbourne, Australia, and I'm joined by...
Tom WrightGUEST
2:39
Tom Wright from Wycliffe Hall in Oxford, but also from the West Coast of Scotland.
Mike BirdHOST
2:45
Tom, what's new in your world? Anything new and fascinating happening?
Tom WrightGUEST
2:50
all sorts of things going on.

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