Chapter 1: Homeostasis

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I Don't Live Here Anymore

Kristen Tideman

4 episodes

2 days ago

A Story of Exploring De/Reconstruction in Evangelical Christian Faith

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

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A Story of Exploring De/Reconstruction in Evangelical Christian Faith

Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

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Chapter 1: Homeostasis

I Don't Live Here Anymore

54 minutes 22 seconds

3 years ago

Chapter 1: Homeostasis

Deconstruction is a popular term within Evangelical Christianity, but what is it? Why is it such a big deal? What problems do we face when trying to reconcile the tenets of Christianity with the real-world issues of today? We begin to look at some of the pressing questions and how philosophy might help.

Interviewed in this episode:

Sarah Lane Ritchie (PhD, the University of Edinburgh, MSc, the University of Edinburgh, MDiv, Princeton Theological Seminary). Program Officer in Philosophy & Theology, John Templeton Foundation; Former Lecturer in Theology and Science, University of Edinburgh
Nate Hanson, host of Almost Heretical: nate.fm
Sam Boesch: www.samanthaboesch.com
Nick Kulick