

Hoping Against Hope with Caputo and Race in America with Clark #NerdOut
Sep 5, 2015
In this discussion, world-renowned philosopher Jack Caputo explores his insightful new book, delving into hope and personal growth amid postmodernity. Together with Adam Clark, an associate professor focused on Black Theology, they tackle the intricate relationship between race, forgiveness, and community. They highlight the vital role of mentorship and challenge traditional doctrinal views, advocating for a more inclusive and radical approach to spirituality. Their conversation aims to reshape theological understandings in light of current societal issues.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Engaging Theology and Community: Upcoming Events and Philosophical Insights
02:34 • 5min
Philosophy and Personal Narrative
07:13 • 24min
Theopoetics: Cultivating Community Through Hospitality and Forgiveness
31:22 • 4min
Exploring God and Community
35:06 • 8min
Exploring the Intersection of Race and Religion
43:21 • 2min
Forgiveness and Race: A Theological Examination
45:14 • 26min