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Here you can find audio and video recordings of Chris’s broadcasts, podcasts, talks, seminars and training sessions related to Christianity, culture and worldview.
On 10-12 October 2023 I gave the New College Lectures at the University of New South Wales. The theme for the lectures was “A Biblical Critical Theory?” Lecture 1: Origins Lecture 2: Identity Lecture 3: Destiny
Apple Podcasts We are joined by Dr. Chris Watkin to have a conversation around how Christians can engage the culture around them and about his book Biblical Critical Theory. The idea of Critical Theory is a hot button topic in our western culture, but we believe you will find this conversation both challenging and encouraging.
The Bible is a fuller and richer story than we might tend to think. Within it, all other stories find their place. But is it possible to truly make sense of the world with a biblical perspective? Introducing professor and author of Biblical Critical Theory, Chris Watkin. As a scholar in the relationship between the Bible and philosophy, his
This is a special edition of the Ridley College Podcast. Dr Chris Watkin was the guest speaker of the 2023 Leon Morris Lecture in New Testament Studies. While visiting, our principal, Brian Rosner, had a chat with him about his new book, Biblical Critical Theory: How the Bible’s Unfolding Story Makes Sense of Modern Life
In July 2023 I had the honour of speaking at the Undeceptions conference in Melbourne, hosted by John Dickson. Here is the video of my address, which considered how the middle chapters of the book of Revelation function as a powerful tool of ideology critique: …and here is the Q&A session:
In this conversation with Neil Johnson on Vision Radio I discuss theories of human origins, hope, and the relationship between Christianity and contemporary culture. Video. WIth apologies for the strange angle: my better camera and microphone weren’t working…
Biblical Critical Theory is now available as an audiobook from Audible.
Christopher Watkin joins Andrew Ollerton to discuss his recent book, Biblical Critical Theory (Zondervan Academic, 2022) and how the Bible’s story helps us make sense of modern life and culture.
Have you ever sat in a philosophy class and wondered, “How in the world does this fit within the Gospel?” or “How can I explain the Gospel when it has to answer all these questions?” If you have ever heard the names of Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, or Friedrich Nietzsche, then you know that they
The second half of a seminar on the phenomenon of “deconstruction”, young people questioning their faith and sometimes walking away from God altogether. The first part of the seminar failed to record.