<p>Are religious theories of nature and creation and the world myths in the sense of being fairy tales, or are they mythic in the sense of being a way of speaking the truth in imaginative and evocative language? How do they compare with each other, and with science?</p>

Are religious theories of nature and creation and the world myths in the sense of being fairy tales, or are they mythic in the sense of being a way of speaking the truth in imaginative and evocative language? How do they compare with each other, and with science?

6 | The Nature of the World according to the Gita, Buddha, and Lao Tzu

The Cow Behind the Barn podcast is an artist’s way of exploring art, religion, humanity, the universe, and the mystery of the divine, presented by songwriter, poet, and contemplative  Kevin Caldwell, PhD, and the Table Collective (www.tablecollective.art). 

Many of these themes are also explored in the Table Collective course, “Wisdom for Artists from Ancient Wells” which explores spirituality and creativity through the “wells” of Moses, the Bhagavad Gita, Buddha, Lao Tzu, Jesus and Muhammad. (www.tablecollective.art/ancient-wells-course).

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The Cow Behind the Barn podcast is an artist’s way of exploring art, religion, humanity, the universe, and the mystery of the divine, presented by songwriter, poet, and contemplative Kevin Caldwell, PhD, and the Table Collective (www.tablecollective.art). Many of these themes are also explored in the Table Collective course, “Wisdom for Artists from Ancient Wells” which explores spirituality and creativity through the “wells” of Moses, the Bhagavad Gita, Buddha, Lao Tzu, Jesus and Muhammad. (www.tablecollective.art/ancient-wells-course).

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