Hi everyone, it's Patrick Mason. I want to invite you to an amazing event that Waymakers is holding on March 6th and downtown Salt Lake City called Interfaith Repair.

We've assembled an all-star list of religious leaders and practitioners who will teach workshops on a range of topics. You'll gain insights from Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, and a variety of Christian communities,

all of which you can implement regardless of whatever spiritual community you call home.

The event is all day on March 6, the First Presbyterian Church, in downtown Salt Lake.

For more information, including a full lineup of speakers, go to waymakers.us.

I can't wait to see you there.

Professor Teresa Morgan, thank you for joining us on the Faith Matters podcast. We're delighted

to have you today. Very good to see you, Zachary. Thank you for having me. Would you begin by

introducing yourself to our listeners? Yes. So, I'm Theresa Morgan. As you may be able to hear,

I'm British, but I now work in the US at Yale University at Yale Divinity School. And I came to Yale

by a slightly unusual path because I began my working life as a classicist as a historian of

the Greek and Roman worlds. And I taught Greek and Roman history at Oxford for 24 years. But during that time,

I got ordained in the Anglican Church, the Church of England, Episcopalian Church in the States.

And I did my first degree in theology, a degree in theology.

And I just got steadily more interested, really, in the New Testament, which of course is part

of the world of antiquity, which I was studying anyway, but also in Christian theology,

in patristics, in the development of the church and the development

of Christian theology through antiquity. And so I was increasingly writing about all those things.

And then in 2022, Yale asked me if I would like to come and teach those things at the Divinity School.

So that's what I do now. I teach New Testament and some church history and

some patristics, the development of doctrine, to the delightful students of Yale Divinity School.

So your first book about faith was Roman faith and Christian faith. Could you share what you argued in that book?

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