Theological Letters
Dr. Nathan JacobsDr. Jacobs is a fine artist turned scholar of philosophy and religion turned filmmaker. He's Scholar in Residence of Philosophy and Religion at Vanderbilt Divinity School and writer and co-Executive Producer of the Amazon Original, House of David.
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Dr. Jacobs is an artist turned scholar of philosophy and religion turned filmmaker. He is host of The Nathan Jacobs Podcast, writer and producer on the Amazon Original, House of David, and is well-published in both Modern philosophy and patrology.
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