

Can These Bones Live?
Aug 12, 2021
Orthodox Christian priests discuss relics of saints, the significance of the human body after death, and the relationship between material objects and identity. They explore sacred geography, noetic aspects of humans, and the role of matter in connecting with divine energies. The podcast wraps up with reflections on nostalgia, gender roles in church practices, and the unity within the church.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring St. Athanasius Academy and the Veneration of Relics in Orthodox Christian Faith
01:43 • 2min
Nexus of Powers and Potentialities
03:42 • 21min
Exploring Sacred Geography and Identity
24:37 • 12min
Reflections on the Continuing Ownership of One's Body
36:25 • 2min
Relics, Blessings, and Gender Roles in Orthodox Christian Practices
38:50 • 15min
Reflections on Nostalgia, Phones from Michigan, and Relics Preview
53:28 • 2min
Exploring the Concept of 'Noose' in Humanity
55:08 • 4min
Human Actions as Body of Spiritual Beings
59:06 • 27min
Unity in the Church and Martyrdom in Ignatius
01:26:03 • 4min
The Role of Matter in the Work of God
01:29:40 • 13min
Venerating Relics and the Significance of the Human Body in Christianity
01:42:58 • 21min
Wrapping up the Show with Listener Interaction and Encouragement
02:04:25 • 2min