How to Be a Heretic: Lessons from Irenaeus’s “Against the Heresies” (c. AD 180) by Chad Harrington

In an age where theological ideas often shift like sand, how can we anchor ourselves in a firm foundation? This session explores the insights of Irenaeus, an early church father who confronted distorted interpretations of Scripture and defended the apostolic faith against emerging heresies. We'll examine how his critiques of second-century errors can illuminate today’s theological challenges, offering wisdom for interpreting Scripture with clarity and consistency. Whether you're curious about church history or concerned about modern doctrinal trends, this talk will provide valuable perspective and practical applications.