

Brian McLaren: Faith Beyond Fear in an Age of Terror
Sep 8, 2021
In a thought-provoking discussion, Brian McLaren, an influential author on faith, joins historian Diana Butler Bass. They dive into America's evolving global image post-9/11 and the importance of humility in addressing systemic issues. The dialogue tackles the church's role in a turbulent society, with emphasis on love-centered spirituality over fear-driven narratives. They also confront systemic racism, highlighting the need for genuine relationships and vulnerability. Their insights challenge listeners to engage meaningfully with contemporary faith-related challenges.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
America's Evolving Image and the Call for Humility
03:21 • 7min
Faith, Society, and the Post-9/11 Landscape
10:48 • 20min
Healing Church Communities
31:10 • 6min
Authority and Accountability in Evangelical Communities
37:31 • 13min
Fear and Faith: Navigating Spiritual Narratives
50:58 • 17min
Navigating Conversations on Race and Equality
01:07:38 • 17min
Engaging Conversations on Faith and Military Experience
01:24:22 • 2min