This week on the (Re)thinking Faith Podcast, host Josh Patterson welcomes back Dr. Philip Clayton to discuss his new book, "Science and the Sacred", which emerges from a dialogue between theist and non-theist perspectives. They explore the origins of the book, the importance of bridging the atheism-theism divide, and the role of pluralism in fostering meaningful coexistence. The conversation delves into the evolving concept of God, the significance of doubt, and the personal experiences that shape our understanding of faith. They also reflect on the impact of mortality on authenticity in discussions about belief and the moral teachings found in the Sermon on the Mount. Josh and Phil explore the complexities of faith, transcendence, and the role of values in belief systems. They discuss personal experiences that reveal deeper truths about faith during crises, the longing for something transcendent, and the importance of shared values in bridging differences between theistic and atheistic perspectives. Enjoy!

RESOURCES:

Science and the Sacred: Beyond the Gods in Our Image

The Predicament of Belief: Science, Philosophy, and Faith

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