Appearances
You Have Permission Podcast
WHAT POST-EVANGELICAL LEADERS THINK
Jan 2, 2023
In this episode, we ask, "What is the most helpful thing the post-Evangelical community can do for its own community members?", "What do you see as the top redeeming qualities (if any) of mainstream evangelicalism?" and "What might a healthy future for organized Christianity look like (if you think such a thing is desirable)?" Discussing the survey’s findings, we cover topics like potential blind spots, physical vs. virtual gatherings, and the future of the post-evangelical movement.
Shift Podcast
AUTHENTICITY
Living authentically, at least to Sartre and many other existentialists, is a matter of grasping our own freedom. Indeed, the authentic person is, for Sartre, the person who recognizes their own radical, terrifying, exhilarating freedom and lives into it. We are free to do what we personally feel is the right choice, and we are authentic if we take that freedom to do the right thing. By this metric, aligning our ethical assumptions with our actions is authenticity.
Eido Podcast
DECONSTRUCTION AND FAITH IN PUBLIC LIFE
We are joined virtually by TWU grad student Kristen Tideman who is finishing her final research project for TWU's MAIH program. Kristen joined us to discuss her research in the areas of Christian deconstruction and the relationship between mainstream Christian communities as the "ivory tower" of academia.