

Making Sense of Negative Theology: Peter Rollins, Part 2
12 snips Apr 20, 2024
Peter Rollins, a philosopher and trinitarian Christian, delves into negative theology, differences in philosophical approaches, biblical themes, and his views on the historic Christian church. The discussion explores the Trinity, embracing emptiness to find God, and the relationship between quantum mechanics and ontological unknowing. It also touches on shared trauma, social bonds, and the pursuit of existence over productivity.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Lack and Negation in Christian Orthodoxy
01:49 • 3min
Exploring Philosophical Concepts Through Bourbon Tasting
05:13 • 4min
Embracing Emptiness and Finding God Within
09:11 • 11min
Exploring the Trinity and Progressivism
20:31 • 30min
Exploring Quantum Mechanics and Ontological Unknowing
50:02 • 25min
Shared Trauma and Creating Social Bonds
01:15:23 • 9min
Exploring Productivity, Existence, and Meaning through a Cinematic Lens
01:24:36 • 3min