

What's a Spirit When It's at Home?
Oct 14, 2022
Delve into the concept of spirits across various cultures, languages, and biblical translations. Explore the evolution and distinctions of words like 'ruach' and 'pneuma', tracing their origins to breath and wind. Unpack the historical evolution of the term 'ghost' in English and theological reflections on the Holy Spirit. Discuss Orthodox approaches to understanding spirits, challenges in defining them, and passing traditions to children. Dive into consciousness in animals, collective spirits, and resistances to negative influences in the New Testament.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Spirits and Translations in Biblical Contexts
02:40 • 14min
Exploring the Meaning of 'He Comes Walking in the Spirit of the Day'
16:44 • 2min
Exploring the Meanings of 'Ruach' and 'Pneuma'
18:53 • 11min
Etymology of the English Word 'Ghost' and The Evolution of its Meaning
30:07 • 21min
Exploring the Orthodox Apophatic Approach to Spirits
51:25 • 16min
Passing on Orthodox traditions to children at home
01:07:32 • 2min
Exploring the Concept of Being a Bat
01:10:01 • 2min
Exploring Consciousness and Awareness in Animals and Beyond
01:12:06 • 20min
Exploring the Concept of Spirits and Collective Consciousness
01:32:00 • 19min
Exploring the Historical Context of the Holocaust and Colonialism
01:50:53 • 4min
Spirit of the Age in the New Testament
01:54:26 • 4min
The Influence of Demons and Importance of Listener Support
01:58:22 • 4min
Discussion on Music Usage and William Shatner's Spirit in the Sky
02:02:24 • 2min
Exploring the Analogy of the Holy Spirit
02:04:20 • 9min
Cooperation and Unity in the Body of Christ
02:13:47 • 24min
Challenging Western Paradigms and Embracing Transformation
02:37:27 • 12min