

Becoming the Best Bag of Bones You Can Be with Donna Bowman
May 17, 2018
Donna Bowman, an insightful author unveiling her new guide to being human, joins Ryan Newsome for an intriguing dialogue. They explore the complexities of anthropology, gender dynamics, and the often problematic relationship between humanity and institutional authority. The conversation touches on what it means to think theologically about human existence, the tension between materialism and dualism, and reimagining biblical narratives. Donna even shares thought-provoking film recommendations that challenge our understanding of being human.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Human Connection: Stories and Ethics
02:48 • 22min
Exploring John's Mystical Gospel
25:07 • 28min
Engaging with Biblical Texts and Mortality
52:37 • 7min
Reflections on Faith, Mortality, and Existence
59:52 • 25min
Reimagining Good News: Love and Identity
01:25:00 • 27min
Navigating Modern Relationships in a Mediated World
01:51:59 • 5min
Unveiling Personal Guiding Questions and Unexpected Inspirations
01:57:22 • 2min
A Playful Batting Discussion on Baseball's Future
01:59:11 • 2min
Nature vs. Nurture: A Humanistic Lens
02:00:46 • 7min
Humorous Anecdotes and Theological Insights
02:08:00 • 2min