# Jonathan Tran
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jonathan tran is a Vietnamese-American theologian, and currently holds the George W. Baines Chair of Religion at Baylor University.
== Biography ==
Originally from Southern California, Tran received his BA (1994) from University of California, Riverside and his M.Div. (2002) and Ph.D. (2006) from Duke Divinity School.
In Conversation With... Matt Tebbe: Making Sense of Mammon
(Note - this post was created when I served as VP of Ideos Institute, which is now the Fuller Center for Peacebuilding and Conflict Transformation)
Matthew 6:4 “No one can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. …
Episode 575 - Interview with Jonathan Tran (Professor of Theological Ethics - Duke University)
Originally Recorded August 9th, 2025
About Professor Jonathan Tran: https://jonathantran.blog/
Check out Jonathan’s book Asian Americans and the Spirit of Racial Capitalism: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/asian-americans-and-the-spirit-of-racial-capitalism-9780197617915 This is a public ep…
S11:E6 The Anti-Greed Gospel with Dr. Malcolm Foley
What if racism isn’t primarily about ignorance or hate, but about greed?
In this episode, Dave Fitch and guest co-host Gino Curcuruto sit down with Dr. Malcolm Foley, pastor, scholar, and author of The Anti-Greed Gospel: Why the Love of Money is the Root of Racism and How the Church Can Create a N…
Jonathan Tran’s (dismantling) theology
“You can't tell the story of American racism without also telling the story of American religion.”
Dr. Jonathan Tran is a Christian Theologian and author in the heart of Texas (Waco) - currently serving as a professor of philosophical theology at Baylor University. Jonathan's originally from Southe…
Ep 61 - Christian Ethics: It Ain't Easy Asking Hard Questions
The term "Christian Ethics" may not mean much to you, but if you are a believer in Jesus Christ, or even someone who just strives to live according Judeo-Christian principles, then it is a term that applies to you. This is because the life of faith is not defined solely by what we believe, but also…
Episode 02 - Bernard Tam
For Context: Bernard Tam
Episode # 02
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In this episode of For Context, Bernard Tam joins Luke and Gino to discuss contextual theology. Bernard had just turned in the first draft of his dissertation for the Doctorate in Ministry in Contextual Theology program at Northern Seminary.…
Stanley Cavell, Wittgenstein, & The Therapist as Ordinary Language Philosopher
In this episode, I explore Stanley Cavell alongside Ludwig Wittgenstein and reflect on the idea that the therapist can, in an important sense, be understood as a kind of ordinary language philosopher. I talk about first encountering Cavell years ago in seminary in a social ethics class with Dr. Jon…
Episode 06 - Dr. Michael Moore
For Context: Dr. Michael Moore
Episode # 06
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This episode of For Context features a conversation with Dr. Mike Moore, the Dean of Northern Seminary and a graduate of the very first cohort of the Contextual Theology program. Hosts Gino and Luke dive into the history of the program…
Season 02, Episode 01 - Northern’s Big Announcement
For Context:
Season 02 Episode 01
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Episode Overview In this episode of For Context, hosts Gino Curcuruto and Luke Stehr discuss Northern Seminary’s move back into a local church context after years of operating in office park spaces (see the video announcement). Reflecting as cur…
Season 02, Episode 02 - Christian Williams
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Season 02 Episode 01
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In this episode of For Context, hosts Gino Curcuruto and Luke Stehr sit down with Christian Williams, a Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) student in Northern Seminary's Contextual Theology program. Christian shares her personal journey through a recent…
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