My TOP 10 favorite theologians

[redeemedzoomer]

Like if you would like to see theologians #11-20

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1:06 - N.T. Wright
3:53 - Abraham Kuyper
7:04 - John Williamsom Nevin
9:22 - Samuel Rutherford
14:45 - Duns Scotus
18:49 - John Knox
20:08 - Anselm
21:35 - John Calvin
23:15 - Augustine
25:18 - Athanasius

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[asterglaceon]

I like my dad. He’s not a theologian but he’s really good at theology and I love him

[ChrisTheFreedomEnjoyer]

It’s official: Redeemed Zoomer converted from nice Calvinism to mean Calvinism

[ikemeitz]

I'm a calvinist protestant too, and I think you should give Aquinas another shot! "Pure Being" is a SUPER sophisticated definition that helped me a ton once I understood it. It isn't as immediately understandable like "The Infinite, " but it contains everything that The Infinite implies, and is even more philosophically useful imo.

[josephringhofer]

good job RZ, I listen to a lot of catholic podcasts their production quality is so high, (from those ive seen on spotify) so I love this protestant Resource!

[zacharypotvin]

The fact that St. Thomas Aquinas isn't on this list is a crime.

[barelyprotestant]

My Top Ten:
1) Rob Bell
2) Leighton Flowers
3) Katharine Jefferts-Schori
4) Robert Bellarmine
5) Pope Alexander VI
6) Bob the Builder
7) Harambe
8) Haruki Murakami
9) Candace Owens
10) Joe Rogan, but only when he is high

[esserman]

7:05 I finished reading the Mystical Presence yesterday. Thank you very much for recommending it, Redeemed Zoomer, it was fantastic.

[SaltAndLight]

I’ve learned so much from this channel and similar channels that are run by people younger than me (probably ? Idk how old you are) and it’s made my return to Christ and growing interest in theology so fulfilling. The amount of context I have learned makes every Sunday mass (and daily mass) I attend much more meaningful and I feel like I’m a part of a continuation in a multi millennia history

[newglof]

What are your thoughts on orthodox Lutheran theologians like Melanchthon, Bucer and Gerhard (I am a Catholic but I find the Lutherans interesting)

[Nonodu]

Being French, hearing that “Calvin is not quite as skilled as a writer” hurt since his written works are in a strictly literary sense highly recognized among French scholars, his “rethoric of simplicity” is a huge part of how the Reform spread since Calvin’s literary skills were very refined,

[arasgee]

Wow, I didn't know John Cena was a theologian!

[dukeofdenver]

1.G. K. Chesterton
2. C. S. Lewis
3. I'll cheat and throw Aristotle in
4. St. Augustine
5. Thomas Aquinas
6. William Lane Craig
7. Blaise Pascal
8. Scott Hahn
9. Stephen C. Meyer
10. John Lennox

[olekcholewa]

William Lane Craig, Richard Dawkins' worst nightmare.

[seas]

Still the best Protestant YouTuber, keep up the good work.

[ammazer]

If you haven’t read his works yet I’d recommend Father Seraphim Rose, he predicted everything that’s happening today decades ago.

[HunterINRI]

You need to do a video about supralapserian vs infralapserian because you changed your view and i want to know why. Great video btw

[carterjamba]

Not a theologian, but one of my favorite thinkers is Kurt Gödel, I think it would be cool if you did a video on not strictly theologian thinkers whos work did good for theological/philosophical thought

[yhttnup]

My favorite theologian is definitely Origen. This dude was brilliant in his exegesis, and he was the first textual critic of the Bible, creating the Hexapla which was a combination of various Greek and Hebrew manuscripts of the Bible. He also wrote various commentaries and homilies on the Bible, and currently I'm reading his "Homilies on Luke" and it's mind blowing.