The Geography of the Human Person

Kenneth Schmitz, a notable figure whose insightful essays spark conversations, joins the discussion on meaningful relationships. The hosts delve into the evolution of personhood, exploring historical ties to intimacy and privacy. They highlight the struggle younger generations face in forming genuine connections in a digital age. The conversation shifts to the need for compassion in a politically driven fear environment and the profound intimacy found in relationships with both God and community, urging a deeper engagement with one another.