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Cooper and Cary have words about how we try to avoid sanctification and do Christian things in order to avoid it or achieve it - and whether Cooper has been wasting his life aiding and abetting evangelism.
The book referred to is:
Dynamics of Spiritual Life: An Evangelical Theology of Renewal by Richard Lovelace
Barry guests on his pastor’s podcast to talk about the chapter of Lovelace’s book called “The Sanctification Gap“.
We refer to these episodes:
Cooper and Cary Episode 42 We Are the Birds (Join Patreon for access)
Cooper and Cary Episode 63 Unlikely Converts with Randy Newman (Join Patreon for access)
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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Cooper and Cary have words with Ben Clube about artificial intelligence, the gulf between humans and machines, and how technology changes us. He's thought a lot about tech, and not just as a way of justifying spending months playing Doom, Quake or Final Fantasy VI. Also, Cary mentions That Hideous Strength. Again.
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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Cooper puts Cary on the spot about his new book, The Gospel According To A Sitcom Writer in which Cary reads between the lines, fabricates some parables and has a proper go at Pilgrim's Progress.
To order the book, go to jamescary.co.uk
The book about John's Gospel in which Jesus is like the Scarlet Pimpernel that Cary flounders around trying to remember is John's Gospel (New Testament Readings) by Revd Dr Mark W G Stibbe
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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Cooper and Cary have words with author and historian Dr Stephen Nichols about Jonathan and Sarah Edwards, Martin and Katie Luther, and the subject of his brand new biography, Dr RC Sproul.
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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James and Barry talk about the Ascension, and then delve into the mailbag. Among other things, they wrestle manfully with the worms uncanned by Barry's views on singleness, whether musical comedy is funny enough, whether Christians should create entertainment, whether Arminians are almost Open Theists, and whether God ever changes his mind about things.
This episode was recorded in front of a live YouTube audience. If you'd like to take part in the next Q+A, and get loads of others benefits, visit CooperAndCary.Com and click on "Patreon".
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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James and Barry have words about leaving a local church. What are good and bad reasons to leave, and what are good and bad reasons to stay? Along the way, there's discussion about weird people in your congregation, driving past good churches, and yet another disparaging reference to reggae. Note: this podcast does not constitute pastoral advice, financial advice, marital advice, or medical advice. Terms and conditions definitely apply.
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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James and Barry talk about utopias: past, present and future; fictional, and all too real.
The Faber Book of Utopias by John Carey
Jonestown: Terror In The Jungle documentary
Wild, Wild Country documentary
Production and music by Cooper & Cary. Opening theme by Roger Taylor, AKA Beyond Our Galaxy.
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James Cary and Barry Cooper are two English friends who live 4000 miles apart and enjoy theology, culture and the arts. Now they record themselves and call it a podcast. Thanks, internet.…
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