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Fréquence de mise à jour:
weekly
Durée audio moyenne:
57 minutes
Anglais
États-Unis
59 épisodes
depuis 9 septembre 2025
episodic

DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗

The hosts introduce Collars and Calluses as a “working theology” podcast for young men and launch a series on intersexual dynamics—male/female differences, roles, and relationships—offering a biblically grounded alternative to secular manosphere teaching. They begin by defining feminism not as equa…

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Bill and Rich discuss the legitimacy of denominations, noting they are not the ideal visible unity of the church but are often a providential, pragmatic reality after historic splits and doctrinal disagreements; they emphasize humility, cooperation across orthodox traditions, and “Reformed Catholic…
Bill and Rich discuss the debate over women wearing head coverings in worship, focusing on 1 Corinthians 11:2–16 and its interpretive, pastoral, and historical challenges. They argue the passage is complex, connected to broader Corinthian issues like slogans, worship order, and gender confusion, an…
Bill and Rich introduce Collars and Calluses, a “working theology for young men,” then conclude their series addressing Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism by focusing on praying to Mary and the saints, which they say is drawing some Protestant young men online. They outline how these tradition…
A series of sermons by Pastor Bill Smith contrasting the Protestant position with Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.
Bill and Rich of Collars and Calluses continue a Protestant critique of Eastern Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, focusing on icons and images and their online appeal to young men as “masculine” churches. They describe how icons are prominent in Orthodox worship and treated as essential dogma, with …
To end season 1 of Collars and Calluses, Bill and Rich interview Nick Freitas about his book The Man Book and what he’s seeing among young men today. Freitas describes three competing paths for men—emasculating hyper-feminism, self-centered “barbarian” strength, and biblical masculinity aimed at ho…
Bill and Rich continue their discussion of the authority of Scripture versus the authority of the church, clarifying that “inerrant” means without error while “infallible” means incapable of error, which they apply uniquely to God-breathed Scripture rather than councils or creeds. They argue that c…
Bill and Rich discuss why some men move from rootless American evangelicalism toward Eastern Orthodoxy or Roman Catholicism in search of historical continuity and certainty, then frame the core dispute as an authority and epistemology question: Rome’s “Pope says,” the East’s “Church says,” and Prot…
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