In this enlightening discussion, Tom Holland, the charismatic actor known for his role as Spider-Man, dives into his journey with social anxiety and the valuable insights learned from family dynamics. He shares how childhood experiences shape resilience and self-acceptance, emphasizing the importance of asking for help. The therapeutic benefits of boxing, plant-based living, and the transformative power of nature are explored. Holland also reflects on navigating fame while staying true to oneself, offering listeners a blend of inspiration and authenticity.

Tom Holland, the globally renowned actor famous for his role as Spider-Man, shares insight into his journey to sobriety and the launch of his non-alcoholic beverage brand. He candidly discusses the challenges of fame and maintaining mental health in the spotlight, reflecting on his return to theater. Tom reveals his passion for golf as a therapeutic outlet and emphasizes the joys and rewards of a lifestyle free from alcohol, showcasing how it has shaped his personal and professional life. His infectious enthusiasm for authentic living shines through!

Tom Holland, a popular historian, discusses why he changed his mind about Christianity. The podcast explores how the Christian story has shaped modern society and influenced moral values. It also delves into the hidden impact of Christianity on our lives, including society, sexuality, and gender. Holland's controversial views on the historicity of Muhammad's life and the origins of the Quran are also touched upon. The positive contribution of Christianity in initiating hospitals and championing equality is highlighted. The podcast concludes with discussions on the transition from atheism to Christianity and the vacuum of power.

Tom Holland and Douglas Murray join Justin Brierley in a conversation about the resurgence of interest in Christianity among secular thinkers. They discuss the shift from critiquing traditional religions to examining new quasi-religious beliefs, the danger of disconnecting Christian virtues from a Christian worldview, the emergence of new religious movements, and the influence and importance of religion in society. The speakers explore the evolutionary value of religion, the challenges of expressing appreciation for Christianity publicly, and the search for meaning in the age-old story of Christianity.

Does God exist? Something—a being, a power—that’s supernatural? That is, an entity that we’re unable to perceive with our five senses but that’s still real? Ever since the Enlightenment, the knowing, urbane, sophisticated answer has been, “Of course not.” Now a historian, a scientist, and a journalist talk it over and reveal new threads in the debate around science and theism.

Historian Tom Holland joins the podcast to discuss the impact of Christianity on secularism, humanism, sexual morality, and the development of science. They also delve into Holland's upcoming book on the Roman Empire and explore the influence of Islam on the world. Book recommendations and the concept of progress influenced by Christianity are touched upon.

Tom Holland, co-host of the Rest is History podcast, discusses the ideological revolution of the 1960s as a second Reformation. They explore parallels between historical shifts and current ideologies, complexities of Christianity's legacy, the influence of traumatic events on morality, the intersection of religion and civil rights, and the interplay between wealth and religiosity.

In this podcast, Tom Holland, author of "Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World," discusses the Christian origins of science, secularism, and liberalism. He shares his personal journey from losing faith to rediscovering Christianity and explores the unique aspects of the Christian story that are now taken for granted in the Western world. The podcast also features a lighthearted discussion about favorite dinosaurs and a sauropod bone marrow found in Wyoming.

In this enlightening discussion, historian and podcaster Tom Holland engages with Nick Spencer about the intricate relationship between science and religion. They challenge the stereotype of an ongoing war between the two, exploring historical developments from the Enlightenment to modern times. Holland delves into Galileo's complex ties with the Church, the philosophical implications of AI, and theological questions surrounding extraterrestrial life. The conversation ultimately reveals how belief systems evolve, impacting contemporary social movements.

Tom Holland and Dominic Sandbrook stop by to continue the conversation with Dan that began on their own podcast The Rest is History. 1. “Rubicon” by Tom Holland  2. “Dominion” by Tom Holland 3. “Persian Fire” by Tom Holland