

#ZombieTime with Greg Garrett
May 24, 2017
In this conversation, Greg Garrett, an English professor at Baylor University and author, dives into his works, including "Living with the Living Dead." He discusses how zombie narratives reflect societal fears and ethics, especially post-9/11. Garrett explores the significance of community in facing existential challenges and connects themes of trust and betrayal to The Walking Dead's finale. He argues for the importance of authentic relationships and spiritual growth amidst chaos, emphasizing how fiction can enrich our understanding of faith and morality.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Excitement for the Upcoming Wild Goose Festival
01:53 • 2min
Theology Beer Camp: A Unique Blend of Faith and Fun
03:51 • 3min
Zombies: Cultural Reflections on Fear and Morality
07:02 • 26min
Zombies: Humanity's Reflection
32:32 • 21min
Trust and Betrayal in The Walking Dead Finale
53:32 • 6min
Embracing Community in Spiritual Growth
59:53 • 8min
Emphasizing Authentic Connections in Community Building
01:07:26 • 2min