Reason and Theology

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Reason and Theology is a Christian YouTube show created by Michael Lofton on January 17, 2019 and is known for its interviews, round table discussions, and debates. The show has featured numerous scholars, notably Bart Ehrman, Peter Kreeft, Robert Price, Carl Trueman, Michael Brown, Thomas Pink, David Bradshaw, among many others The show is notable for its diverse range of topics, from Catholicism to Eastern Orthodoxy to Protestantism. It features contributors from multiple theological perspectives and yet manages to maintain civility in its round table discussions and debates. Frequent contributors include:

1. Michael Lofton
2. Erick Ybarra
3. William Albrecht
4. Fr. John Ramsey
5. Musharraf Hussain

Previous guests include:

1. Dr. Bart Ehrman – New Testament scholar and author of six New York Times bestsellers (Agnostic).
2. Dr. Peter Kreeft – Professor of philosophy at Boston College and The King's College (Roman Catholic).
3. Dr. Thomas Pink – Professor of philosophy at King's College London (Roman Catholic).
4. Dr. Carl Trueman – Full Professor at the Department of Biblical and Religious Studies at Grove City College (Orthodox Presbyterian).
5. Dr. Robert J. Matava – Associate professor and dean of the Graduate School of Theology at Christendom College in Alexandria, Va. (Roman Catholic)
6. Dr. Edward Siecienski – Associate Professor of Religion and Clement and Helen Pappas Professor of Byzantine Civilization and Religion at Stockton University (Eastern Orthodox).
7. Dr. Adam J. DeVille – Associate professor and chairman of the Department of Theology-Philosophy, University of Saint Francis (Eastern Catholic).
8. Dr. Donald Fortson – Professor of Church History and Pastoral Theology and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte, North Carolina (Presbyterian).
9. Dr. Jared Goff – Adjunct Professor of Dogmatic Theology at Ss. Cyril & Methodius Byzantine Catholic Seminary (Eastern Catholic).
10. Dr. Michael Brown – PhD., Messianic Jew, author, professor, and evangelical apologist.
11. Dr. Robert Fastiggi – Ph.D., Professor of Systematic Theology, has been at Sacred Heart Major Seminary.
12. Dr. Lee McDonald – Professor McDonald received a Ph.D from the University of Edinburgh and a Th.M from Harvard University. He is the former professor of New Testament Studies and President of Acadia Divinity College, Nova Scotia, Canada. His many publications on Canon and Canonicity include The Origin of the Bible (T&T Clark, 2011).
13. Dr. Michael Barber – is Associate Professor of Theology and Scripture at the Augustine Institute in Denver, CO.
14. Dr. Mark Spencer – PhD., Roman Catholic associate professor of philosophy at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota.
15. Dr. David Bradshaw – PhD., Eastern Orthodox professor of philosophy at the University of Kentucky.
16. Dr. Eduardo Echeverria – PhD., Professor of Philosophy and Systematic Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit.
17. Dr. Robert Price – Atheist author, debater, and Biblical scholar.
18. Dr. Luis Dizon – Theologian and apologist (Roman Catholic).
19. Dr. Gavin Ashenden – Former Anglican Bishop and Private Chaplain to the Queen of England. Convert to Roman Catholicism.
20. Dr. Taylor Patrick O’Neill – Ph.D., Systematic Theology, Assistant Professor at Mount Mercy University (Roman Catholic).
21. Dr. Shabir Ally – Muslim scholar and debater.
22. Dr. Robert Sungenis – Theologian and apologist (Roman Catholic).
23. Dr. Sebastian Brock – generally acknowledged as the foremost academic in the field of Syriac language today, Dr. Brock is a former Reader in Syriac Studies at the University of Oxford's Oriental Institute and currently a professorial fellow at Wolfson College.
24. Dr. Gabriel Reynolds – Ph.D professor of Islamic Studies at the University of Notre Dame (Roman Catholic).
25. Dr. James Likoudis – Catholic author and theologian.
26. Dr. John Joy – the President of the St. Albert the Great Center for Scholastic Studies (Roman Catholic).
27. Dr. Aaron Canty – a professor at Saint Xavier University and member of the Philosophy, Religious Studies and Theology Department (Roman Catholic).
28. Fr. Peter Totleben, OP, is a Dominican Friar of the Province of St. Joseph and faculty member for Theology at the Josephinum Pontifical College in Columbus, Ohio.
29. Fr. Sebastian A. Carnazzo – PhD., Priest and Pastor of the St. Elias Melkite Parish in San Jose, CA (Eastern Catholic).
30. Fr. Christian Kappes – Catholic priest and Academic Dean Department of Ss. Cyril and Methodius Byzantine Catholic Seminary.
31. Fr. John Whiteford – Priest and Pastor of St. Jonah Orthodox Church (ROCOR) in Spring, Texas (Eastern Orthodox).
32. Fr. Patrick Cardine – Priest at St. Patrick Orthodox Mission, Warrenton, VA (Western Rite Orthodox).
33. Fr. John (Patrick) Ramsey – Presbyter of the Orthodox Church. He completed a PhD in Orthodox Theology in the field of ecclesiology. He is presently distance tutoring for the Institute for Orthodox Christian Studies in Cambridge, UK.
34. Fr. Josiah Trenham – Archpriest in the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America (Eastern Orthodox).
35. Fr. Laurent Cleenewerck – rector of Eureka Orthodox Church (Eastern Orthodox).
36. Fr. David Sherry – SSPX priest and principal of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy District of Canada (Roman Catholic).
37. Rev. Canon Benoit Jayr – priest for the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (Roman Catholic).
38. Rev. Canon Matthew Weaver – priest for the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest (Roman Catholic).
39. Deacon Joseph Suaiden – Eastern Orthodox apologist and deacon.
40. Subdeacon Daniel Kakish – Subdeacon of the Syriac Orthodox Church of Antioch (Oriental Orthodox).
41. Professor Steve Weidenkopf – Lecturer in Church History at the Christendom College Graduate School of Christendom College in Alexandria, Virginia.
42. Dan Barker – Atheist author and debater.
43. Mike Aquilina – Award-winning author, executive vice-president and trustee of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology and a Roman Catholic research center based in Steubenville, Ohio (Roman Catholic).
44. David Bates – Apologist and speaker (Roman Catholic).
45. Michael Hichborn – President of the Lepanto Institute (Roman Catholic).
46. Timothy Flanders – Apologist (Roman Catholic).
47. Turretinfan – Apologist and debater (Reformed Protestant).
48. Rabbi Asher Meza – Rabbi (Jewish).
49. Musharraf Hussain – scientist, educator, and religious scholar in Nottinghamshire, UK (Muslim).
50. John Loftus – Atheist author.
51. Jay Dyer – Eastern Orthodox author and apologist.
52. Zachary Robert – Roman Catholic apologist.
53. Timothy Gordon – Roman Catholic author and teacher.
54. Christopher Tomaszewski – Roman Catholic theologian.
55. Seraphim Hamilton – Eastern Orthodox professor and apologist.
56. Mark Bonacore – Roman Catholic Apologist.
57. Alexander Tschugguel – Roman Catholic known for throwing Pachamamas idols into the Tiber River.
58. Christine Niles – Roman Catholic journalist.
59. Mark Hausam – Roman Catholic blogger and apologist.
60. Ryan Grant – Roman Catholic apologist and translator.
61. Gary Michuta – Roman Catholic apologist, debater, and talk-show host.
62. John Meadows – Roman Catholic professional bodybuilder.
63. Sam Shamoun – Protestant debater.
64. Kwaku El– Mormon apologist.

The show streams on multiple platforms including Google Play, iTunes, and Stitcher. The main host, Michael Lofton, is a Catholic who graduated from Christendom Graduate School where he earned an M.A. in Theological Studies and is currently working on a Th.D. from Pontifex University. He has been featured on EWTN, Sirius XM, Ave Maria Radio and has written numerous articles for various websites and newspapers and is the author of Is My Baby in Hell, a book on the fate of unbaptized infants in the Catholic Church.

External Links

1. Reason & Theology on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Z-xXb0tzX2FSCSDEnNJ8w/featured?view_as=subscriber
2. Official website: https://reasonandtheology.com/
   

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