Sam Tideman

Sam Tideman engages in an in-depth conversation on the four kinds of knowing, exploring their relation to personality and understanding of religion. They discuss purpose from philosophical and psychological perspectives, considering its historical and cosmic scale, human uniqueness, and functional purpose in nature. They delve into Spinoza's philosophy, mindset, and awareness, reflecting on the implications of purpose for humanity. They also explore topics like the dispute over the Latin Mass in the Catholic Church, dangers of church fragmentation, and the fittedness of Christianity.

Exploring biblical unitarianism and the challenges of defending the Trinity in Catholicism. Analyzing interpretations of Thomas' declaration of Jesus as 'my Lord and my God' in John's Gospel. Delving into historical perspectives on Jesus' divinity and the complexities of Trinitarian theology within Protestant beliefs.

Delving into the future of AI sages, the podcast explores wisdom, embodiment, and moral dilemmas. From historic sage archetypes to AI cults, they tackle technology, morality, and spirituality intersections. Can AI truly comprehend truth, goodness, and beauty? The dialogue spans from societal pressures to AI's role in spiritual realms, pondering on existential risks and opportunities ahead.