Show Notes
In this episode Philosophy and Theology professor, Sean J McGrath offers a critique of the phenomenon Jordan B Peterson’s archetypal take on Christianity. McGrath sees his fellow Canadian as a representative of the philosophy of human potentiality which he contrasts with a philosophy of human poverty. McGrath discusses these themes together with Berlin-based psychoanalyst Jakob Lusensky.
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In the fourth and final season of Secular Christ, Sean McGrath introduces his ideas around everyday Christian Mysticism.
In the fourth and final season of Secular Christ, Sean McGrath introduces his ideas around everyday Christian Mysticism.
In the fourth and final season of Secular Christ, Sean McGrath introduces his ideas around everyday Christian Mysticism.
In the fourth and final season of Secular Christ, Sean McGrath introduces his ideas around everyday Christian Mysticism.
In the final episode of this season of searching for the seeds of Secular Christianity, we travel to the 20th century to learn from the German Protestant theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer. We explore his concept of religionless Christianity which developed as he sat imprisoned in Berlin by the Nazi regime for his resistance, and before his execution. McGrath continues to link back to Augustines idea of the invisible church and coins the term invisible Christianity.