

Whose Christianity, Which Postmodernism? Aaron Simmons on #EndOfReligion
Jul 28, 2015
Aaron Simmons, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Furman University and author of several influential books, dives into the relationship between Christianity and postmodern thought. He grapples with his upbringing in Pentecostalism and shares insights on how faith can evolve in a postmodern context. The conversation touches on the necessity of questioning traditional beliefs, the divergence between modernism and postmodernism, and the transformative potential of religion in contemporary society. Simmons encourages a dynamic understanding of faith that embraces doubt and diversity.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Exploring Christianity Through a Postmodern Lens
04:12 • 2min
Faith in Flux: Navigating Postmodern Christianity
06:29 • 14min
Navigating Faith in a Postmodern World
20:06 • 17min
The Trouble with God: Challenging Complacency and Conformity
37:00 • 2min
Faith in Flux: Navigating Belief and Belonging
39:11 • 9min
Exploring Modernism and Postmodernism
47:42 • 5min
Rethinking Religion: Philosophy and Transformation
52:35 • 24min
Faith in Practice: Religion Beyond Doctrine
01:16:43 • 8min
Navigating Knowledge and Belief
01:24:30 • 12min
Navigating Authority in Postmodern Theology
01:36:29 • 24min