The Mariavites
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This CenSAMM podcast features an interview with Damian Cyrocki (St Mary's University) who has worked extensively on the Mariavites
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John Ball and the 1381 Uprising (Peasants' Revolt) CenSAMM05
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This episode is a recording of a public lecture given to the Worthing Theological Society (January 2020) by James Crossley on John Ball, the most famous priest of the 1381 uprising popularly known as the Peasants' Revolt. The lecture also discusses Ball's use of the Bible, his role as an apocalyptic thinker, and the English radical tradition.
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Christian Zionism, Christians United for Israel and John Hagee
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An interview with Sean Durbin, author of Righteous Gentiles: Religion, Identity, and Myth in John Hagee’s Christians United for Israel (Brill, 2018).
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Zinzendorf and the Moravian Brethren CenSAMM03
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This interview took place at the annual American Academy of Religion/Society of Biblical Literature conference, Denver 2018
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Nation of Islam and Apocalypticism CenSAMM02
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An interview with Herb Berg (University of North Carolina Wilmington).
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Violence, Apocalypticism and Christian Origins CenSAMM01
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CenSAMM's inaugural podcast on Christian origins, with a particular focus on the Gospel of Matthew and 'Q', and featuring Erin Roberts and Sarah Rollens. The interview took place at the annual Society of Biblical Literature/American Academy of Religion conference in Denver, November 2018
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BSO7b Interview with Kaya Mar (Main)
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James Crossley interviews artist and political satirist, Kaya
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BSO7a Interview with Kaya Mar (Intro)
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James Crossley interviews artist and political satirist, Kaya
info_outlineCenSAMM's inaugural podcast on Christian origins, with a particular focus on the Gospel of Matthew and 'Q', and featuring Erin Roberts and Sarah Rollens. The interview took place at the annual Society of Biblical Literature/American Academy of Religion conference in Denver, November 2018.