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Mentioned in 21 episodes

The Imitation of Christ

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The Imitation of Christ, by Thomas à Kempis, is a classic work of Christian devotion that explores the spiritual life and the pursuit of Christ-likeness.

It emphasizes themes of humility, self-denial, and the importance of inner transformation.

The book is divided into four books, each focusing on different aspects of the spiritual journey.

It offers practical advice and guidance on how to live a life of faith and devotion, emphasizing the importance of prayer, meditation, and self-examination.

The Imitation of Christ has been a source of inspiration and guidance for countless Christians throughout history, offering timeless wisdom on the path to spiritual maturity.

Mentioned by

Swami Sarvapriyananda

Mentioned in 21 episodes

Mentioned by

Sheehan Quirke

when contrasting Michelangelo's David with Christian views on humanity.

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#89 The Cultural Tutor - The Philosophy and Ethics of Art

Mentioned by

Tyler Staton

as a book Van Gogh carried, reflecting his devout Christian faith.

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Why Does Your Teacher Eat with Tax Collectors and Sinners? (ft. Tyler Staton) | For the Sake of Others E7

Mentioned by

Ridvan Aydemir

as a book that he began to love as he listened to it and also read it while listening to it.

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The Truth About Islam: Pedophilia, Violence, and Conquest (Apostate Prophet) | Ep. 530

Mentioned as a book that invites readers to put down distractions and enter into silence to discern their thoughts.

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How to Be Okay with Silence

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

when discussing the importance of intimacy with God.

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E813 | God's Full Kingdom—What We Can Expect

Mentioned as a book that was once the second most published book in the world next to the Bible.

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E832 | Deeper Communion with God - Workshop 1

Mentioned by

James Harpur

as one of the spiritual texts he was reading during a period of meditation and prayer.

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Christian Mysticism, Poetry and Silence with James Harpur

Mentioned by

John Ortberg

as a book that has been translated into more languages other than the Bible.

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36. The Most Powerful form of Learning Known to the Human Race | John Ortberg

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

as a source of wisdom on the importance of friendship, particularly with God.

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E816 | What A Friend - with Josh Garrels

Mentioned by

James Harpur

as one of the books he read during a period of meditation and prayer.

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An Implosion of Light. Talking mystical experiences with James Harpur and Mark Vernon

Mentioned by

Adam Minahan

as a book he used as a crutch to avoid deeper prayer during Advent.

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The Catholic Atmosphere in the Home

The speaker mentions "The Imitation of Christ" as a book that Vincent van Gogh carried everywhere he went.

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For the Sake of Others: Why Does Your Teacher Eat with Tax Collectors and Sinners?

Mentioned by

Gordon

White when he said that 'the imitation of Christ is joyful participation in the sorrows of the world'.

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What Would You Do If Certainty Never Returned?

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

as a reference to the self-life being the traitor within.

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E833 | Advanced Spiritual Warfare Skills - Workshop 2

Mentioned by

Graham Donaldson

in the context of imitating Christ.

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134: I See Satan Fall Like Lightning

Recommended by Amber Rose for putting into perspective how horrible a mindset it can be to give excuses for sin.

#198 I Asked 11 Catholic Creators What Book Changed Their Life - Joe Heschmeyer

Mentioned by

Cor Bennema

as a popular book on the topic of imitation.

Cor Bennema – Imitation in Early Christianity

Mentioned by

Andrew Petiprin

as a cherished book that offers insights into the Christian spiritual journey and the importance of spiritual warfare.

Archbishop Alfred Hughes: What prayer is, and what it isn’t

Mentioned by

Dr. David Anders

when discussing the danger of holding dogma in a superstitious manner.

From Catholic to Protestant and Vice versa

Mentioned by

Swami Sarvapriyananda

in the context of a passage about finding peace.

Finding Peace | Swami Sarvapriyananda

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