

The Nothing Human Podcast
Michael Minkoff, Jr.
The Nothing Human podcast is a biblically-informed thinkspace for exploring and articulating all the ways we make or break sense of human experience. Join thinker and author Michael Minkoff as he investigates and interrogates meaning-making and thought categories in an effort to articulate a more cohesive understanding of human information within the superstructure of God’s truth.
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Nov 5, 2024 • 37min
Three Powers, Pt. 3: How the Powers Relate
Dive into the fascinating dynamics of human personality and the interplay between three internal powers. Discover how community influences shape individual standards and identity. Explore the complexities of personality types, including a critique of the Enneagram system. Learn about the visionary personality and the importance of self-awareness amidst societal pressures as we navigate the 'throne room of the spirit.' It's a thought-provoking journey into understanding ourselves and our connections with others.

Nov 1, 2024 • 43min
Three Powers, Pt. 2: One Power to Rule Them All?
Discover the debate over the primacy of intellect and its historical roots in Greco-Roman philosophy and the Reformation. Explore how ancient thinkers like Plato and Aquinas viewed the hierarchy of human powers, emphasizing the interplay between intellect, will, and appetite. The discussion challenges the traditional focus on intellect in faith contexts, advocating for personal inquiry and moral judgment over blind obedience. Ultimately, it calls for a balanced appreciation of all human faculties in shaping values and beliefs.

Oct 26, 2024 • 41min
Three Powers, Pt. 1: Introduction to Three Powers of the Human Spirit
Dive into the fascinating complexities of the human spirit as the speaker explores the powers of intellect, affections, and will. Uncover the invisible beliefs that shape our moral decisions and how they connect to historical philosophies. Discover connections between biblical figures and the nature of community, reflecting divine harmony. The podcast also challenges common interpretations of terms like heart and soul in Hebrew scripture, urging listeners to rethink their understanding of human experiences.