
"The Father of Existentialism" Danish writer, poet, philosopher, and Christian thinker Soren Kierkegaard, has much to teach us about our lives. Join me weekly as we take on his writings and think about how his brilliant and profound insights illuminate our way in a complicated and confusing world. I contribute a considerable amount of my own processing of Soren’s ideas and add my own personal expe... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 242 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

We are not to love the things of the world but love the people in the world. The love of things of the world is idolatry. The love of people is a commandment. Christendom loves the things that the world provides. While its heart is far from God.
One of my best friends passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, 4/18. I talk about him, what he taught me and what we experienced as good friends of 4 decades. I weave in some Kierkegaard and also share an essay that I am working on about stillness. I w... more
Kierkegaard writes of the "Poor Simpleton" who believes in the Church Militant based on his reading of what the Bible and Jesus says.
Kierkegaard writes that one does not become a Christian by being born in Christendom. Instead, it is being born-again by Faith in God. Put personal updates mostly at the end besides talking about Sam the dog.
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This is a reflective podcast not only about Kierkegaards’s writings but about real life, values, authentic faith and good coffee. If you appreciate unpretentious Christians as much as I do, give this a listen. Every episode is like sitting down with Eric and musing over everything from irritating groundhogs and Trump’s latest antics to what it means to live a deep life of faith.
I discovered this gem of a podcast through my online travels. I’m glad I arrived here through seeking a nuanced and genuine reflection and reading of Kierkegaard. I very much recommend a listen
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A unique and excellent pursuit through a podcast
I appreciate what this podcast aims to do. I’m glad both the podcast and creator continue to do this. If your looking for an encouraging and thoughtful podcast on the writings of Soren Kierkegaard this is a uniquely nuanced and encouraging contribution.
The speakers pursuit of self-examination through the lens of Soren, is a refreshing change. This podcast encourages to listener to consider how they can live life well.
Highly recommend
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A unique and excellent pursuit through a podcast
I appreciate what this podcast aims to do. I’m glad both the podcast and creator continue to do this. If your looking for an encouraging and thoughtful podcast on the writings of Soren this is a uniquely nuanced and encouraging contribution to the pursuit of self-examination through the lens of Soren which encourages us to live life well.
Kind regards, Ryan Ross
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A thoughtful, philosophy-forward show that centers on Kierkegaard's writings, blending close readings with personal reflection and real-world applications. Episodes frequently explore authenticity, inward faith, and the tension between performative religion and genuine belief, often weaving in anecdotes about family, community, and everyday life. The host's candid processing and accessible style help listeners think deeply about spirituality, ethics, and how to live out faith in contemporary society. The format tends to mix line-by-line passages with memoir, cultural references, and occasional digressions, which can be both intimate and thought-provoking. This mix likely appeals to philosophically inclined listeners who want practical takea... more
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