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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityReligion | |||

Rupert and I discuss his Lenten practices, his time with Fr Bede Griffiths in India, the power of dialog, the theological and liturgical significance of morphic resonance, the need for habit and creativity, and the possibility of sanctifying digital ... more
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David+ and I talk with Myles about Stringfellow’s uncategorizable approach to theology, why he has been neglected, and what his understanding of death and the demonic teaches us about telling the truth, resisting evil, and discerning the will of God.... more
David+ and I do a close reading of William Stringfellow’s understanding of the political significance of the spiritual gifts and the charismatic life.
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This podcast focuses on the intersection of ministry, theology, and the life of faith, providing thought-provoking discussions around influential theological figures and concepts. Episodes often engage with contemporary issues of violence, ecclesiology, and pastoral care, highlighting historical perspectives while applying them to modern societal challenges. Unique insights from guests and hosts emphasize emotional engagement and community connections within Christian contexts, inviting listeners into a deeper understanding of their faith journey.
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