This episode concludes a series interviewing our first ever cohort of conference fellows. Josh Bowman talks with Matthew Chambers, a Nisbet Fellow, who teaches humanities at ECPI University in Virginia Beach and who is also entering his dissertation phase as a PhD Candidate in Humanities at Faulkner University. We discuss the relationship between the teachings of the early church and that of the Ancient Greeks, especially Plato and the idea of an immortal soul.
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0:00 Introduction
2:38 Plato and Immortality
12:01 Incarnation
19:15 Imago Dei
30:25 Stakes
41:02 Unique Cuisine
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