

John Caputo on the End of Religion
Aug 24, 2015
Join Jack Caputo, a renowned philosopher of religion, along with Westphal and Robbins as they explore the deconstruction of religion and identity in a postmodern context. They discuss the complex interplay between language and meaning, and how metaphors shape our understanding. The conversation delves into justice beyond legal frameworks, examining hospitality and forgiveness as unconditional practices. Additionally, they tackle the implications of transhumanism on faith, challenging traditional beliefs and prompting ethical reflections on our evolving identities.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Deconstructing Religion and Identity
04:35 • 13min
Exploring Proactive vs Reactive Approaches to Events in a Post-Structuralist Framework
17:54 • 3min
Navigating Language, Metaphor, and AI: A Philosophical Exploration
20:37 • 3min
Destabilization and Reconstruction
23:56 • 13min
Exploring Theological and Cardinal Virtues in Relation to the Unconditional
36:31 • 4min
Justice Beyond Law
40:24 • 7min
The Complexity of Religion and Its Roots
47:33 • 18min
Transhumanism, Religion, and Ethical Reflection
01:05:18 • 27min
Embodiment, Language, and The Divine
01:32:20 • 29min
Philosophy Meets Theology
02:01:33 • 13min