A conversation about Negative Psychoanalysis and Pyrotheology

Atheism for Lent Information by Peter Rollins

Coffee and Concepts | Prohibition of Prohibition by Peter Rollins

The Contradiction Seminar | Part 2 | The Liturgy of Lack by Peter Rollins

Delve into parochiology theory and grace, embracing lack as a new way of being. Explore Eugene Thacker's mystical concept, journey towards self-realization, and subjective destitution in relationships. Embrace imperfection in art and life, seeking transformation in confronting fears.

They Live by Peter Rollins

Exploring the evolution from firm beliefs to questioning truths, delving into the unsettling liberation of reality's self-division. Discussing the exhaustion of seeking fulfillment through objects, embracing contradictions, and alienation, advocating for a community challenging societal norms. Exploring community formation grounded in grace and addressing political discord in conflict resolution without pursuing progressivism.

Life After Death by Peter Rollins

This was a talk as part of an event to mark the launch of a zine from Everyday Analysis on Religion, Marxism and Psychoanalysis. Everyday Analysis produces digital interventions that aim to tactically sabotage the prevailing ideological edifice in the name of a negative universal that undermines identitarian discourse. This latest publication marks their first printed intervention and features articles by Slavoj Žižek, Peter Rollins, Cadell Last, Julie Reshe, Matt McManus and Mark Murphy. In this talk I outline what I argue in the zine.

The podcast explores the topic of grace and its relation to ideology. It discusses the development of ideology through slavery, feudalism, and capitalism, and how violence was used to maintain control. It examines the concept of might is right and how it relies on oppression. The podcast also discusses the use of heaven as a tool for oppression and the importance of fighting for freedom. It delves into the concept of grace and acceptance, and the potential for transformative change. It emphasizes the need to confront personal fears and desires for personal growth.