Bridging the Ideal and the Real

Bridging the Ideal and the Real

By J. Pittman McGehee, D.D.Society & CulturePhilosophy
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Bridging the Ideal and the Real episodes

  • Reductionism vs. Teleology

    In this talk, Pittman speaks of the value of recognizing our unconscious Self. The vicissitudes and events that occur that are looked at as cause and effect can be viewed from the deeper insight of teleology. Teleology meaning it is leading somewhere and wants something from us. This mp3 is a talk given by Pittman McGehee, D.D. at Sunday School Class on 11-4-90. 

    39 min
  • Trip to See the Cardinals

    As masterful story teller, Pittman McGehee tells a story about himself as a child with a T-shirt his Mom bought him that said, "Hi My Name is PITT." McGehee describes how that which is most personal is most universal. In his usual humorous and detailed way he takes us with him into his memories. This mp3 is a talk given by J. Pittman McGehee at Sunday School class. 

    36 min
  • Dark Side of Blessings

    Pittman is describing how a blessing is a wounding and not at all what we think it is. This thought provoking talk will leave you with a completely new outlook on how important our mistakes are as we don't seem to grow up until we mess up. There is purpose in the way of the cross. This Sunday School class was taught by J. Pittman McGehee, D.D. on 10-14-90. 

    40 min
  • Releasing Shadow Figures

    This is a poignant and informative antidote of his relationship with esteemed school mate Cheesy Eubanks. McGehee takes us into Carl Jung's concept of the shadow to introduce us to the hidden unconscious side of all of us that we all need to integrate to become whole. This mp3 is a Sunday School class talk given in 1990 by  J. Pittman McGehee, D.D at Christ Church Cathedral in Houston, Texas. 

    35 min

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A collection of audio mp3s of lectures/sermons by J. Pittman McGehee, D.D. for all those with a deep human longing to experience the transcendent in their ordinary lives in the 21st century. To live a…