

Diana Butler Bass: Theology and Spirituality in a Time of Rupture
Sep 24, 2021
Diana Butler Bass, an acclaimed author and scholar in theology and spirituality, engages in a thought-provoking discussion about the evolving landscape of faith since 9/11. She tackles the impacts of surveillance culture on trust and spirituality, revealing how security measures create divisions. The conversation also highlights the tension between faith and science, especially around vaccine sentiments in church communities. Bass emphasizes the power of inter-religious friendship to bridge divides and foster understanding in today's polarized society.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Ruptures of Security and Spirituality
04:14 • 27min
The Dangerous Influence of Algorithms on Public Health and Policy
31:11 • 2min
Navigating Faith and Science in Modern Times
33:23 • 35min
Bridging Divides Through Friendship
01:08:14 • 8min
Navigating Belief: The Journey from Critique to Faith
01:15:44 • 5min
Reflections on Academia and Literary Influences
01:20:56 • 2min
Navigating Modern Belief
01:22:32 • 31min
Exploring Joy and Future Conversations in Spirituality
01:53:11 • 3min