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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Estimated gross | Gap vs Controversies in Church History | Freshness |
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| #5 |  American Catholic HistoryPodcastsContent relevance + business context | $410 | $406 more | Jul 23, 2026Stale |
| #6 |  A History of Christian TheologyPodcastsContent relevance + business context | $92 | $87 more | Jul 20, 2026Stale |
| #7 |  Two Feminists Annotate the BiblePodcastsContent relevance + business context | $16 | $11 more | Jul 19, 2026Stale |
| #8 |  Apocalypse HerePodcastsContent relevance + business context | $8 | $4 more | Aug 10, 2026 |
| #9 | Controversies in Church HistoryProfilePodcastsEstimated gross position in Recommended cohort | $4 | Reference | Aug 5, 2026Stale |
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Image Latest postPublicCharting the Crisis in the Church: an Interview with James GreenJune 15
June 15 0 likes 0 commentsWhat We've Been Reading 2025 (ish)The latest episode is a walk-through of what yours truly has been the past year (or so), and gives an update on upcoming episodes and their content (hint: there will be new episodes and they will be awesome). Cheers!ArticleFebruary 15Public 0 0Did Pius IX Create Pope Francis?Hello everyone! Controversies in Church History is back after a long hiatus, and we are bringing you an episode about two popes: Pius IX and Francis. We dive into the question of whether the centralization of power in the papacy that began under Pius IX (1848-1878) led to the reign of the late Pope Francis (2013-2025), and whether Pius IX can be said to be responsible for it. Also, I update the state of the podcast and preview future episodes. Enjoy!ArticleJanuary 23Public 0 0Interview: the Council of Nicaea with Ben WyattView post Hello everyone. The 1700th anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea is upon us, and we are pleased to present you with an interview on the subject. Ben Wyatt is an author, podcaster, and Episcopal priest, who has recently published his first book, Christ and the Council: Conflict, Politics, Theology, and the Outrageous, Extraordinary Story of the Church’s First Creed. In the course of our interview, we discuss the nature of the theological debate surrounding Christ's divinity at the Council, the role of Constantine the Great on its outcome, and the legacy of Nicaea and its creed for Christians today. You can find Ben's book on Amazon and other outlets, and you can listen to hisArticletoday at Aug 5 crawlPublic 0 0Join for free 2 Share Gift LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Article5d ago$5 tier & up 0 2View 0 commentsIn the late 2nd century AD, a Christian convert from Phrygia (modern Turkey) named Montanus began experiencing visions and speaking in tongu...ArticleMay 27, 2025$5 tier & up 0 0Church Musings: Thoughts on a New PopeWith the election of Pope Leo XIV, we move into a new papal reign, and in this brief episode, I share a few thoughts about the new pontiff, the challenges he will face, and musings on the larger historical context of those challenges. Cheers!ArticleMay 9, 2025Public 0 0That the Bones You Have Crushed May Rejoice: the Origins of the Cult of RelicsApr 16, 2025 View post Our latest episode continues our discussion on the cult of the saints, but this time focusing on one of its more controversial aspects: the veneration of relics. In this episode, I talk about what the veneration of relics entails, how it emerged from the cult of the martyrs, and the evidence for its practice among early Christians. I also describe how by the sixth century, belief in the powers of relics became a defining feature of Christianity, and why the practice distinguished Christians from both pagan Greco-Roman religion and Judaism in the ancient world.ArticleApr 16, 2025Public 0 0Guadalupe & the Flower World: an Interview With Joseph and Monique GonzalezControversies in Church History is back! This time, I interview the husband and wife team of Joseph and Monique Gonzalez about their book, G...ArticleApr 12, 2025$5 tier & up 0 4Updates/Upcoming Episodes and Other ThingsHello! This is just a brief update on what's cooking for Controversies in Church History. Please take a listen, I have some good things in store for my followers. Cheers!ArticleApr 2, 2025Public 0 0Cloud of Witnesses: The Origins of the Cult of the SaintsMar 11, 2025 View post When did the early Christians begin to seek the intercession of particularly holy people, such as the martyrs? Was this something they copied from Greco-Roman society? In the latest episode of Controversies in Church History, we take a look at the origins of the cult of the saints. In it, I discuss when and how the early Christians began to venerate Christian martyrs, and the evidence of this practice. I address the similarities and differences between the veneration of the saints and Greco-Roman religion, and why veneration of saints marked a radical departure from other religions in the ancient world.ArticleMar 11, 2025Public 0 0View 0 commentsHello! I thought I would drop a short, unscripted episode about something that has been on my mind recently, namely, elites. Inspired by an ...AudioFeb 26$5 tier & up 0 0
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