Reflections on the Christian imagination and philosophical theology by Duncan Reyburn, PhD.
Episodes
Monday Feb 18, 2019
Monday Feb 18, 2019
A brief series in which we explore the theological concept of sin, as well as what it has to do with us, especially in our quest for meaning and integration. (1) Episode 110: Anti-Order; (2) Episode 111: Anti-Nature; (3) Episode 112: Anti-Reason; (4) Episode 113: Anti-God.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Monday Feb 04, 2019
Monday Feb 04, 2019
A brief series in which we explore the theological concept of sin, as well as what it has to do with us, especially in our quest for meaning and integration. (1) Episode 110: Anti-Order; (2) Episode 111: Anti-Nature; (3) Episode 112: Anti-Reason; (4) Episode 113: Anti-God.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Monday Jan 21, 2019
Monday Jan 21, 2019
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Monday Dec 17, 2018
Monday Dec 17, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Monday Nov 12, 2018
Monday Nov 12, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Monday Nov 05, 2018
Monday Nov 05, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Wednesday Oct 17, 2018
Wednesday Oct 17, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Monday Oct 08, 2018
Monday Oct 08, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Monday Oct 01, 2018
Monday Oct 01, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn
Monday Sep 24, 2018
Monday Sep 24, 2018
In this Unorthodoxy series, we're embarking on a kind of philosophical criminal investigation. The case: God has been murdered (or so Nietzsche claims) and the so-called 'Queen of the Sciences' that we know as Theology has gone into exile. We're here to figure out, among other things, whether the fragmented theological messages and disconnected narratives in theological thinking today can find their home and ground in some kind of unity and coherence. We're hoping to locate some kind of explanation for why belief has become unfashionable and largely untenable in the world today. And in the end, the aim is to offer some sense of a Whole that is more than merely the arbitrary sum of a number of discombobulated parts.
Email: unorthodoxy@zoho.com
Support: patreon.com/unorthodoxy
Twitter: @duncanreyburn