The Humanistic Renaissance

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There really is a humanistic renaissance happening beneath all of the forces that would seek to quell the human spirit. for the practitioner there's a sense of union with Jesus precisely in that embodied care of the other and I do think culturally there's something irrefutable about that so that's very well saidYeah all right and we're gonna head to the end and this is a new little stick that I've been doing with all my guests you're the second guest the first one who did this was Dan Allen or last week so you're coming in good confidence yeah.

Curtis tackles this epoch defining question with Comment Editor in Chief, Anne Snyder Brooks. Together they explore the distinctive vision Christians have to offer a world beset by dehumanizing forces. This wide ranging exploration includes both the big ideas and stakes involved in this question, as well as practical steps each one of us can take to embody (in the words of Irenaeus) “the glory of God in a human being fully alive.”

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