Pete Enns discusses the Book of Job

Every time I teach the Book of Job (I do this to close my class on the Hebrew Bible), it inches closer and closer to being my favorite book of the Hebrew Bible (if not the Bible—Christian Bible—as a whole). Pete Enns has a wonderful discussion that I’d highly recommend as I continue to believe that the theology of the Book of Job is some of the best theology (by poking at bad theology). Listen here: Episode 133 – The Book of Job.

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This is the blog of Brian LePort (PhD, University of Bristol), a rare bird who teaches Religious Studies to high schoolers. If you teach this same age demographic, or even older students (or no students at all), I hope you’ll find something of value here.

Just remember: “The views expressed on this blog do not necessarily represent the views of my co-religionists, employer, spouse, family, friends, etc…not even when they’re true and reasonable!” (Adapted from the disclaimer given on the radio show, “Philosophy Talk”.)

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A new project of mine, starting in 2022, is to curate information about religion in San Antonio, TX, where I live and work. If you’re interested, visit ReligionInSanAntonio.com.

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