As a Muslim, DBH is probably my favorite modern Christian thinker. Not only is he philosophically well read, not only is he updated on the critical literature on the bible, but hes able to deliver all his points in such great prose and rhetoric.
Hes also super well read on Islamic philosophy and Mysticism which i appreciate. Hes frequently cites figures I love like Ibn Sina, Mulla Sadra, and Ibn Arabi. He is a great reviver of how our medieval thinkers and traditions understood God, rather than the sad parody of God that most believers hold on today, causing the rise of movements like Atheism. Not only is a great source for philosophy. But also when i find some problem I see in the new testament, I always check with DBH’s translation of the NT. He is a faithful Christian with a nuanced and complex theology, aware of the critical scholarship. His insights are always useful when Im forming my own perspective on such problems.
He’s not really updated on the critical literature. He’s stuck in the late 90s-early 00s, which is better than most Christians, but it is a weak spot of his in my view.
Are you 1 of those 'good' Muslims? Lol why does every Muslim apologist on UA-cam hate Israel where obviously imam Tawhidi & Khalil Andani don't count? How do you defend Mohammed's marriages to Aisha Safiyya Rayhana and beheading 600-900 Jews at Banu Qurayza including 10yo Jewish children and women?
@@dissatisfiedphilosophyWhy do you befriend even 'good' Muslims? Lol why does every Muslim apologist on UA-cam hate Israel where obviously imam Tawhidi & Khalil Andani don't count? How don't you condemn Mohammed's marriages to Aisha Safiyya Rayhana and beheading 600-900 Jews at Banu Qurayza including 10yo Jewish children and women?
It's fitting that the New Testament isn't a literary masterpiece, it's a point of departure for a relationship with the glorified Lord. It's only a prelude.
Yes! It does invert the protestant critique of papal infallibly, or the infalubility of tradition. We protestants have created our own dogma and we don't let the bible get in the way of our dogma.
If you’re referring to 23:45 I’m afraid you were not listening well enough, he was critiquing Thomist eschatology on the will and desire not the resurrection.
He is an Orthodox Christian. Dr. Hart's written work is incredibly influenced by the Church Fathers and the Neoplatonic strand of Christian thought more generally.
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I'm so glad DBH seems to be doing well post-surgery. Or at least is sat upright and is also able to speak as beautifully as we would expect.
This was a beautiful interview. I wish it was twice as long
As a Muslim, DBH is probably my favorite modern Christian thinker. Not only is he philosophically well read, not only is he updated on the critical literature on the bible, but hes able to deliver all his points in such great prose and rhetoric.
Hes also super well read on Islamic philosophy and Mysticism which i appreciate. Hes frequently cites figures I love like Ibn Sina, Mulla Sadra, and Ibn Arabi.
He is a great reviver of how our medieval thinkers and traditions understood God, rather than the sad parody of God that most believers hold on today, causing the rise of movements like Atheism.
Not only is a great source for philosophy. But also when i find some problem I see in the new testament, I always check with DBH’s translation of the NT. He is a faithful Christian with a nuanced and complex theology, aware of the critical scholarship. His insights are always useful when Im forming my own perspective on such problems.
He’s not really updated on the critical literature. He’s stuck in the late 90s-early 00s, which is better than most Christians, but it is a weak spot of his in my view.
@ thats pretty fair
Are you 1 of those 'good' Muslims? Lol why does every Muslim apologist on UA-cam hate Israel where obviously imam Tawhidi & Khalil Andani don't count? How do you defend Mohammed's marriages to Aisha Safiyya Rayhana and beheading 600-900 Jews at Banu Qurayza including 10yo Jewish children and women?
@@dissatisfiedphilosophyWhy do you befriend even 'good' Muslims? Lol why does every Muslim apologist on UA-cam hate Israel where obviously imam Tawhidi & Khalil Andani don't count? How don't you condemn Mohammed's marriages to Aisha Safiyya Rayhana and beheading 600-900 Jews at Banu Qurayza including 10yo Jewish children and women?
Thank you Drs. Hart and Reynolds.
I really like ‘cosmos’ and feel the wider implications… much better than ‘world’ or ‘universe’
Thank you Dr. Reynolds
This guy is solid. You should have him back on, Gabriel.
Making an uncial handwritten agpeya companion to 'A Psalter for Prayer' based on Hart's NT.
Epic collab
Rare guest
I’m so pleased, Gabriel, that you interviewed Hart. Thanks, Michael L
Love DBH's work!
It's fitting that the New Testament isn't a literary masterpiece, it's a point of departure for a relationship with the glorified Lord. It's only a prelude.
DBH has provided us with a helpful NT translation.
Yes! It does invert the protestant critique of papal infallibly, or the infalubility of tradition. We protestants have created our own dogma and we don't let the bible get in the way of our dogma.
How can you compare the Hebrew with the greek language.
He almost looks like Walter White, I hope his health improves
Wait, so, he thinks the resurrection of the dead is "silly" but is also a Christian?
Where does he say the resurrection of the dead is silly?
If you’re referring to 23:45 I’m afraid you were not listening well enough, he was critiquing Thomist eschatology on the will and desire not the resurrection.
I wonder where the apocalypse of Peter came from? It is a very early text and has a vision of hell and torment.
he claims orthodoxy?
He’s an Eastern Orthodox Christian.
He is an Orthodox Christian. Dr. Hart's written work is incredibly influenced by the Church Fathers and the Neoplatonic strand of Christian thought more generally.