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What does it mean to grieve the crisis facing our planet? In this episode, we’re learning to see nature through the lens of a mystic. Brian McLaren sits down with Douglas E. Christie to discuss his work in the emerging field of contemplative studies, its relevance to our current ...  Show more

What story do you tell yourself about the interconnectedness of nature and culture? In this episode, we’re learning to see nature through the lens of a historian of religions. Brian McLaren is joined in conversation by Mary Evelyn Tucker, a leading voice in the field of religion ...  Show more

Simon, Tim, Matt, Jim, and Paul discuss how narrative theology or what is known as the Yale School or postliberalism defines Christianity as a community of practice, which can serve as entry into understanding religion in general. Following the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein, nar ...

Et si toutes nos croyances sur l’apprentissage étaient fausses ? Si tous les bons conseils reçus à l’école étaient contre-productifs ?   C’est le postulat que défend Benedict Carey dans son livre How we learn. Journaliste spécialiste des sujets scientifiques, Carey a décidé d ...  Show more

The principles of the “Law of Manifestation” align with the teachings of Kabbalah – that our consciousness creates our reality. To change our reality, we must first change our thoughts and belief systems. This week we will talk about the power of visualization and affirmations ac ...  Show more

On today’s show Tom unpacks insights from Rhys Laverty's article: A Theory of Everything: Christology as a Hope for Evangelical Metaphysical Revival. The guys delve into fascinating topics of how the early theologians of the Church redefined the philosophical as they put its t ...