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Thinking Religion is a podcast hosted by Sam Harrelson, where we explore the intersections of theology, history, culture, and politics. Each episode features in-depth discussions with experts, scholars, and thinkers who explore the profound questions and diverse perspectives that shape our understanding of religion and its role in the modern world.
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Päivitä taajuus:
bimonthly
Keskimääräinen äänen pituus:
26 minutes
Vierashaastattelut
Videopodcast
Englanti
Yhdysvallat
7 jaksoa
vuodesta 29. heinäkuuta 2024
episodic
VIIMEISIN JAKSO 🔗
The episode began with a discussion about AI tools and their impact on research and employment, including experiences with different web browsers and their ecosystems. The conversation then evolved to explore the evolving landscape of technology, particularly focusing on AI's impact on web design a…
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Hae kanavan Thinking Religion vanhoja jaksoja.
EDELLISET JAKSOT 🔗
Matthew is back to talk about artificial intelligence, ancient constructs of aid, panpsychism, science and the humanities, and formation of religious texts.
Mentioned:
Panpsychism
Matthew Segall
The Blind Spot
In this contemplative field recording beneath a black walnut tree, Sam reflects on the language of the more-than-human world. What if whales aren’t singing—but speaking? What if cedars holding hands and squirrels chittering aren’t just charming scenes, but conversations we’ve forgotten how to hear?…
A physics teacher’s confession and the call of a wilder truth.
For nearly two decades, I taught high school science — physics, environmental science, life science — and believed I was helping students understand how the world works. But something never quite fit. In this episode, I open up about th…
Episode One of the next season of Thinking Religion Rooted In Mystery
Ecological Intentionality
Backyard Walnut Trees
Connections and Awareness
Reviewing The Past Before Us with a meditative reading prompt and the connections between Moʻokūʻauhau and Gullah inferences about genealogy, the land, and western academia.
Episode Summary
In this episode of "Thinking Religion," Sam is joined by Matthew Klippenstein to discuss a wide range of topics, including cultural differences, the development of early Christianities, political dynamics in the USA and Canada, and the philosophical and historical context…
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