who runs it
organizations running this strategy · 1
what it looks like in practice
activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Authorship and theological research on Christian doctrine and historical claims RELEARNresearchConducts research and publishes content evaluating Christian theological claims, including Marian dogmas and Mary’s perpetual virginity, using scriptural and historical sources such as the Second Council of Constantinople and the Lateran Synod; includes authorship of Christian literature by Dale Partridge on topics like gender and the person of Christ.
- Authorship of Christian theological literature RELEARNresearchDale Partridge, President of Relearn.org, has authored multiple Christian theological books including “The Manliness of Christ,” “A Cover For Glory,” and “Jesus and My Gender,” contributing to the organization's doctrinal and educational output.
- Authorship of Christian theological literature RELEARNresearchDale Partridge, President of Relearn.org, has authored multiple Christian books including “The Manliness of Christ,” “A Cover For Glory,” and “Jesus and My Gender,” contributing to the organization's theological output.
- Development and distribution of Christian educational resources via the Relearn App RELEARNdirect serviceOperates the Relearn App, launched January 1, 2024, which delivers theological audiobooks and ebooks to Christian families; the app has over 2,500 users and more than 700 paid subscribers, supported by a team of publishers, editors, narrators, audio engineers, and designers.
- Operation of the Relearn App RELEARNdirect serviceLaunched on January 1, 2024, the Relearn App provides theological audiobooks and ebooks for Christian families and has grown to over 2,500 users, including more than 700 paid subscribers; the organization collaborates with publishers, editors, narrators, audio engineers, and a web designer to produce content.
- Operation of the Relearn App for Christian families RELEARNdirect serviceLaunched on January 1, 2024, the Relearn App provides theological audiobooks and ebooks to Christian families and has grown to over 2,500 users, including more than 700 paid subscribers, supported by a team of publishers, editors, narrators, audio engineers, and designers.
- Production of theological podcast content RELEARNdirect serviceProduces and hosts multiple podcast series, including "Real Christianity" and "Welcome Home," which explore theological topics such as postmillennialism, the resurrection of Christ, Christian nationalism, biblical marriage, and personal faith journeys, often featuring guest pastors and discussions on societal implications of the gospel.
- Production of theological podcast content RELEARNdirect serviceRelearn.org produces multiple podcast series, including "Real Christianity" and "Welcome Home," which explore theological topics such as postmillennialism, the resurrection of Christ, Christian nationalism, marriage, and personal faith journeys, often featuring guest pastors and personal testimonies.
- Production of theological podcasts RELEARNdirect serviceRelearn.org produces several podcast series, including "Real Christianity" and "Welcome Home," which explore theological topics such as postmillennialism, the resurrection of Christ, biblical marriage, Christian Nationalism, and personal faith journeys, often featuring guest pastors and discussions on eschatology and societal implications of the gospel.
- Research on Marian dogmas in Christian theology RELEARNresearchRelearn.org conducts theological research evaluating Marian doctrines such as perpetual virginity, referencing historical councils including the Second Council of Constantinople and the Lateran Synod, and analyzing claims made by theologians like Dr. Marshall in light of Scripture and church history.
- Research on Marian dogmas in historical and biblical context RELEARNresearchRelearn.org conducts theological research evaluating Marian doctrines such as perpetual virginity, referencing early church councils like the Second Council of Constantinople and the Lateran Synod, and analyzing their alignment with Scripture and church history.