In this engaging discussion, Carl R. Truman, a Professor of Biblical and Religious Studies and expert on modern identity, delves into the evolution of critical theory from the Frankfurt School. He explores how technology intersects with identity and the implications on gender roles. The conversation touches on Christianity's place in society, emphasizing local relationships over celebrity influences. There's also a poignant exploration of the role of lament in worship, topped off with some humorous takes on funeral hymns and the quirks of philosophical debates.
