All Things New: Jordan Daniel Wood | Part Two

Welcome to episode two, featuring Jordan Daniel Wood, Assistant Professor of Theology at Belmont University. In this conversation, Jordan and I conclude our discussion on Time and Trauma in light of his to-be-published essay, The End of Trauma: The Patristic Doctrine of Deification and Trauma Theory. Jordan holds an M.A. from Saint Louis University and a Ph.D. from Boston College, both in Historical Theology. His interests range from Greek patristic theology to modern philosophy, especially Idealism. He is married to Alexis, a registered nurse, with whom he has four wonderful daughters. Jordan is ever intriguing, enlightening, and most of all, hope-spreading. You can read his excellent work on the ideas of Maximus Confessor here: https://tinyurl.com/3k8xshj5 Connect with Derek: X: https://X.com/derekholser TikTok:   / derekholser   Instagram:   / theplungewithderekholser   Facebook:   / derekholser   New Book! Lightgliders: https://a.co/d/bDvRc0Y Chapters 00:00 Exploring the Incarnation 07:01 The Eucharist and Time-Bending Theology 14:04 Betrayal and Redemption: The Case of Judas 15:59 The Wounds of Christ and the Nature of Loss 29:01 Influences on the Understanding of the Incarnation 31:10 The Logic of the Incarnation 34:26 Influences and Inspirations 38:50 The Nature of Synthesis 41:29 Deification and the Incarnation 44:30 Christian Universalism and Judgment 52:10 The Nature of Reality and God 59:01 Ultimately and Willingly: The Essence of Theology