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Jeff Speaks is a PhD Candidate at Boston University School of Theology studying theology, philosophy, and ethics.
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I appreciate the transition from a discussion of religious naturalism to one of the relatability of Tillich's writing. I think this is a great progression of dialogue in two parts that I've never considered before:
I. Religious naturalism is readily grasped as a concept because it deals in the relatable, opting for the nature around us in lieu of a sense of the supernatural.
II. Tillich is relatable because the meaning of his writing isn't stowed away in some sort of semantic labyrinth; it's raw and therefore unadulterated by overly academic or pedantic speech.
I think that in this light, the further we stray from what's always present in our contexts as humans---our perceptions of nature, or the unfiltered thoughts we share, for example---the more difficult an applicable thesis is to ascertain. There's an ongoing attempt to render everything technically explicable and causal to any other number of things, but maybe this process is often in ill service to philosophy as a whole.
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I found the variety of religious naturalism very interesting. It is interesting how people with different religious backgrounds can have similar views on the power of nature, and sometimes actually worship it.
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34:00 anthropomorphic language and God
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5:20 Is Paul Tillich the Cat in the Hat?
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Dr. John Vervaeke seems relevant
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For a deep dive on theology and culture, click here ----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sx0BbMZA1wM
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