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You Are Not Your Own

Book • 2021

Alan Noble examines the societal lie that individuals belong solely to themselves, arguing this belief leads to burnout, anxiety, and isolation.

Contrasting this with the Heidelberg Catechism's declaration of belonging to Christ, the book offers a theological framework for identity and purpose rooted in divine belonging rather than self-creation.

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Brianna Lambert

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Alan Noble

as the earlier book whose feedback motivated him to write a more practical follow-up focused on living well.

Living Well in a Chaotic World: Dr. Alan Noble

Mentioned by

Alan Noble

as his earlier book containing fuller diagnosis that To Live Well builds upon.

Virtues For Living Well with Dr. Alan Noble

Mentioned by

Alan Noble

as his prior book diagnosing societal dehumanization and motivating his follow-up work.

Are we Doomed to Lonely and Isolated Lives? No. (Alan Noble) Ep. #255

Mentioned by

Alan Noble

as his previous book that motivates the current book's practical focus.

Alan Noble Tries to Live Well

Mentioned by

Brianna Lambert

when critiquing cultural obsession with efficiency and life-hacking.

1KHO 868: Creating and Playing Simply For The Love Of It | Brianna Lambert, Created To Play

Mentioned by

Alan Noble

as his book arguing that people belong to God rather than themselves, providing the theological basis for his work on virtue.

Practical Wisdom for Chaotic Times, with Alan Noble

Mentioned by

Samuel James

, referring to a section on pornography.

The Samuel James Interview

Mentioned by

Alan Noble

as a previous book he edited that informed his thinking about belonging and the burdens of self-ownership.

Affirming God's Goodness Amidst Suffering, with Alan Noble

Mentioned by

Brad Edwards

, referring to Alan Noble's insights on individualism and its effects on society.

Best Of: Outsourcing Virtue To Uncaring Algorithms with Michael Sacasas

Recommended by

Justin Giboney

, especially in the age of artificial intelligence.

How to Practice Christian Discernment in the Age of Algorithms

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