Harmony, Ontological Exhaustion, and Theology

Thomas talks with James Ellis, host of the Hermitix podcast. They discuss their experiences being immersed in the philosophy of Nick Land, how they both eventually returned to Christianity, and the differing conceptions of the limits of the human in the accelerationist and Christian worldviews. James explains the dangers of modern nihilism and relativism, the significance of the phrase "Be not afraid," and why politics is downstream of the war in heaven. They conclude by analyzing John Carpenter's In the Mouth of Madness and its relationship to Land's philosophy.

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