

Jan-Olav Henriksen: Symbol-Deficit Disorder and other Theological Predicaments
Dec 17, 2020
Join Jan-Olav Henriksen, a Norwegian philosopher and theologian, as he delves into contemporary theological challenges. He discusses the intriguing concept of 'symbol-deficit disorder' and how it affects our understanding of religion today. The conversation emphasizes the pragmatic side of theology, connecting philosophy with lived experiences. Henriksen challenges traditional views of God, promoting a narrative-driven approach to identity. He also explores the role of religious symbols in shaping personal and communal faith, all while urging for ecological consciousness within theology.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Rethinking Religion: An Interdisciplinary Approach
04:39 • 28min
Reframing the Divine: Beyond the Superego God
32:39 • 2min
The Role of Narrative in Individual Identity and Christian Community
34:46 • 3min
Theology Meets Ecology: A Call for Action
37:26 • 11min
Christianity as a Community of Practice
48:22 • 15min
Exploring Christ's Identity and Context
01:02:55 • 6min
Experiential Dimensions in Faith and Theology
01:08:52 • 4min