

The Phenomenology of the Divine
16 snips Aug 22, 2017
This podcast explores the biblical stories of Abram and his covenant with God, the symbolism of Ham's misstep, the dangers of utopian visions, the connection between religious experiences and neurological conditions, and the visionary ideas of Carl Jung. It also discusses overcoming personal challenges, the transition from divine to human responsibility in the Abrahamic stories, the development of Abraham's personality, and the importance of qualitative distinctions in fostering productive dialogue and democracy. The podcast also explores the role of judgment in Christianity and the process of psychotherapy.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Importance of Respect and Gratitude
03:47 • 20min
The Power of Poetry and the Complexity of the Abrahamic Stories
23:44 • 5min
The Difficulty of Grasping God's Manifestation
28:37 • 1min
The Symbolism of Ham's Misstep
29:54 • 15min
The Dangers of Utopian Visions
45:09 • 28min
Split Brain Experiments and Consciousness
01:13:34 • 25min
The Connection Between Religious Experiences and Neurological Conditions
01:38:14 • 14min
Exploring the Visionary Ideas of Carl Jung
01:52:10 • 6min
Exploring the Hero Myth and Overcoming Challenges
01:57:52 • 20min
The Transition from Divine to Human Responsibility in the Abrahamic Stories
02:17:29 • 4min
Development of Abraham's Personality and Character
02:21:09 • 7min
Understanding the Abrahamic stories and borderline personality disorder
02:28:10 • 19min
The Role of Judgment in Christianity and Striving Towards the Highest Good
02:46:46 • 4min
The Importance of Qualitative Distinctions and the Harmony of Virtues
02:50:19 • 9min
Psychotherapy and the Art of Listening
02:59:34 • 7min