audio resources for theology (free)

*Updated as of 1/26/10

I am currently in the process of finding all the best .mp3 , podcast, and even video I can find on the 'net. I am interested in lectures, especially class lectures, by theologians, especially the postmodern, post-Barth, systematic, kind. <--I don't know what that means either, but Google will.... Thus far, I have a number of links to Rowan Williams, some T.F. Torrance, some Hart and even some Jensen. I've already scoured Faith&Theology as well as some related links, but would love to be more comprehensive. All kinds of lectures are welcome. The iTunesU pages are woeful and pretty much impossible to find. When I think of how many wonderful lectures I attended that went unrecorded, I'm motivated to dig some out! Do you know of any? Any professors who allow their lectures out in the wild? If so, post 'em up in the reply section here, or email me!

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Ray Anderson 

• Grace Communion International discussions, Mp3/Video/ -even ISO's!:  
• What God has become in becoming human, 
• God's revelation of himself in Jesus Christ

Karl Barth

• A lecture about Evangelical Theology

Walter Brueggemann

• Recorded at the Emergent Conversation, 2004.
• On Visual Media at The Work of the People
• The Baylor University Parchman Endowed Lectures; 1, 2, and 3
  

Alain Badiou,

•  "Towards a new concept of existence", SPEP lecture, Philadelphia, 2006.

David Bradshaw

•  "Divine Energies in Eastern Orthodox Christianity," (in relation to Aristotle in the East and West) Pts One and Two

• A video with response from Milbank, as well as other video discussions.
  

John Caputo

• With Richard Kearney at Emergent Village
• "For the Love of the Things Themselves: Derrida's Hyper-Realism"

Noam Chomsky

• Hosting the Stranger: Hospitality and Hostility in World Politics 

James Cone

• Race in America: Bill Moyers interview audio /video 
• Youtube video interview
  

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Marva Dawn

• Wheaton Chapels, all *.wma 
  
  
  
  
  
  
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• "Creation and Culture: Exposition" mp3
• As a featured speaker at the conference, look here - it includes her responses to Volf and Ramachandra!
• "Truett's Community Gathering for Worship" at Baylor.
  

Gordon Fee

• 3 Devotions from a Vineyard Conference; 1,2,3

James Forbes

• The Parchman Endowed Lectures at Baylor; 1, 2, and 3

Makoto Fujimura

• The Extravagance of Hope: The Mediating Role of Art in Culture, Part 1, Part 2

Justo Gonzalez

• Three Lectures at Baylor University; 1, 2, and 3

Stanley Grenz

• The Social God and the Relational Self.
• Communicating the Gospel to a Postmodern Culture.

Gustavo Gutierrez

• Lecture 2: Doing Theology, delivered 8 March 1995
• Lecture 3: Announcing the Gospel, delivered 9 March 1995 via this page

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David Bentley Hart

• MacLaurin Institute with Q&A, "Nihilism and Freedom - Is There a Difference?"
• An End to All Endings Note: You must add the mp3 to your cart and "checkout." Then you receive a link to the free .mp3
• The Hidden Manifest of God.
• An interview about "Atheist Delusions"

Stanley Hauerwas

• Burke Lecture
• On Voting, via Jesus Radicals
• A Duke law lecture on Religious Speech in Public Discourse.
• The End of Religious Pluralism: A Tribute to David Burrell, CSC

Robert Jenson

• Burns Lectures, 6 videos at Per Crusem ad Lucem

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Alister McGrath

• Some discussing what theology is
• "Vision of God", 4/9/99 @ Wheaton (.wma)
  

Jürgen Moltmann

• Recorded at the Society for Pentecostal Studies and the Wesleyan Theological Society 3rd Joint Meeting at Duke Divinity School, March 13-15, 2008, two lectures assembled at Per Crucem ad Lucem.
• Some Lectures at Seattle Pacific. They are on iTunes U, but here is the iTunes link on their page.
• Sighs, Signs, and Significance: A Theological Hermeneutics of Nature
• Darwin, Theology, and Culture
• The Parchman Endowed Lectures at Baylor; 1, 2 and 3
  

Nancey Murphy

•  Getting Mind Out of Meat - Introduction
• Defining ‘Life’
• Reductionism and Non-Reductionism
• Downward Causation
• Consciousness and Information Processing
• The Physicalist Thesis
• The Distinctiveness of Being Human

Ben Myers

• A collection of all the podcasts on his site.
• A great summary of Barth's message

Richard John Neuhaus

• The Blessing of Mortality

Lesslie Newbigin

• Contending for the faith

Reinhold Niebuhr

• University Texas Ransom Video Interview (thanks F&T)
• Our Lord's Conception of the Providence of God 
• American Power and Responsibility 
• Christianity and Communism 
• World Council Address

Oliver O'Donovan

• Morally Awake?
• 2001 Stob Lectures at Calvin College

PQRS

Wolfhart Pannenberg

•  God the Spirit - and Natural Science (video)
  

Vinoth Ramachandra

• hosted by Intervarsity, some conference lectures and responses.
• Veritas
• on Christian Witness in an Age of Globalization

TUVW

James B. Torrance

• Prayer and the Triune God of Grace, 6 messages via Perichoresis
• Parts 1, 2, 3  4, 5, 6,

T.F. Torrance

• 7 lectures at Faith and Theology (I think they are Ben Meyer's personal stash - intermittent)

Paul Tillich

• You Tube series of videos (12, thanks F&T)

Kevin Vanhoozer

• "The Stage, the Story and the Script," 2007 Theta Phi Lectures, Asbury Theological Seminary, Kentucky.
• "Doing Church: the Theater of the Gospel," 2007 Theta Phi Lectures, Asbury Theological Seminary, Kentucky.
• Wheaton Chapel, March 19, 2008
• The Strange New Status Symbol of the Cross, Wheaton College
• What Has Vienna To Do With Jerusalem? Barth, Brahms & Bernstein's Unanswered Question, Westminster Theological Seminary, Real Audio[BROKEN]

Miroslav Volf

• Conversation with Chris Tilling via F&T
• some conference lectures and responses, hosted by Intervarsity,
• Stob Lectures - Love's Memory: Theology and the Art of Remembering
• Yale Interviews  (Video)
• Part I The Gift of Forgiveness
• Part II Loving Enemies - dangerous and absurd
• Part III - Justice, Christianity and Reconciliation
• Part IV - Religion and Violence
• Part V - Faith, Community and Identity
  

John Webster

• Kantzer Lectures, 6 Lectures total at the bottom of page, via WTM
• On Mercy, via Faith and Theology.
• (video) Setting an Agenda for political theology, Q& A Session
• (video) Christology & Ethics Conference, "Where Christ Is", Q&A, Interview, Garrett Evangelical Theological Seminary 2008

Cornell West

• Heschel and King: Legacy and Responsibility
• Democracy Matters

Merold Westphal

• Religious Uses of Secular Postmodernism: Toward a Postmodern Christian Faith

Dallas Willard

• A number of his teaching materials are available through YouTube
• hosted by Intervarsity, some conference lectures and responses.

Rowan Williams

• A great place to find many of Rowan William's recorded lectures
• 7 years of archived speeches!
• "Early Christianity and Today"

Ben Witherington III

•  The Parchman Endowed Lectures at Baylor; 1, 2, and 3
• a debate with Michael Shermer
• Sunday Night: Second Hour, a discussion of "evangelical"
• Transfixed: a Sermon on Worship
  

NT Wright

• His own website chock full of audio and essays
• the Future of the People of God lectures
• Jesus and Tomorrow's World
• Per Crucem ad Lucem has a large collection NT Wright Links, too.
• Parchman Endowed Lectures at Baylor; 1, 2 and 3.
• also, Truet Seminary Chapel there, too
  

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Slavoj Žižek

• "A Lacanian Plea for Fundamentalism"
• The Ignorance of Chicken, or, Who Believes What Today?”

Slavoj Žižek - John Milbank

•  audio file hosted here, thanks to MARIBORCHAN
• also, a number of other Zizek Lectures

Slavoj Žižek - Cornell West

• Debates posted on Youtube, found and assembled through D. W. Horstkoetter's page
• He addresses theology/materialism and the New Atheists on YouTube.

Audio Series & Conferences:

Veritas Forum: -hit and miss.
Boston College: Front Row: 150+ lectures.
Seattle Pacific University has some wonderful speakers on iTunes U.
Maclaurin Campus Lectures.
The Discourse Notebook:
Baylor University: a number of lectures, some listed above.
Sacred Modernities: "The aim of this conference was to take stock of these transformations in the context of what is often referred to as a ‘post-secular’ age comprised of ‘multiple modernities’." (via infinite th0ught)

Other:

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