World-class philosopher J.P. Moreland and Global Scholars CEO Stan Wallace discuss how Christians can better follow the often-neglected aspect of Jesus' greatest commandment--loving God with all our minds (Luke 10:27). We also discuss how doing so results in a deepening relationship with Christ and greater influence for Christ.
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World-class philosopher J.P. Moreland and Global Scholars CEO Stan Wallace discuss how Christians can better follow the often-neglected aspect of Jesus' greatest commandment--loving God with all our minds (Luke 10:27). We also discuss how doing so results in a deepening relationship with Christ and greater influence for Christ.
In this episode, we continue our series by discussing Chapter 9 of Stan’s new book, Have We Lost Our Minds?: Neuroscience, Neurotheology, the Soul, and Human Flourishing.
In this episode, we discuss:
What problems arise when we reduce spiritual formation to just the physical
What problems arise when we reduce spiritual formation to just the immaterial
How we should understand the unity of the body and soul as it relates to spiritual formation
What it looks like to take a both/and approach to spiritual formation in our lives
How this topic has impacted our churches
How Dallas Willard’s model of growth in Christ differs from what neurotheologians offer
God’s role and our role in spiritual formation
Resources mentioned during our conversation:
Find out more about Have We Lost Our Minds?
Get the introduction to the book for free on the Global Scholars website.
A printable group discussion guide to Stan’s book can be found here.
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World-class philosopher J.P. Moreland and Global Scholars CEO Stan Wallace discuss how Christians can better follow the often-neglected aspect of Jesus' greatest commandment--loving God with all our minds (Luke 10:27). We also discuss how doing so results in a deepening relationship with Christ and greater influence for Christ.
