In this podcast, Dr. Curt Thompson discusses with Joelle and Josh the nature of human flourishing from his expertise in Interpersonal Neurobiology and Christian faith. Dr. Thompson explores the unified reality of human experience—physical, spiritual, and relational—and the importance of narrative for understanding both our own lives and that of our neighbor.
 
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In this podcast, Dr. Curt Thompson discusses with Joelle and Josh the nature of human flourishing from his expertise in Interpersonal Neurobiology and Christian faith. Dr. Thompson explores the unified reality of human experience—physical, spiritual, and relational—and the importance of narrative for understanding both our own lives and that of our neighbor. Description made using AI

In this podcast, Dr. Curt Thompson discusses with Joelle and Josh the nature of human flourishing from his expertise in Interpersonal Neurobiology and Christian faith. Dr. Thompson explores the unified reality of human experience—physical, spiritual, and relational—and the importance of narrative for understanding both our own lives and that of our neighbor.
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The Whitworth Flourishing Project (WFP) is a podcast that aims to explore the many facets of human flourishing within the context of Whitworth’s Christian identity and mission. In this podcast we explore an embodied vision of life together to restore the communion and agency for which we were made.

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The Whitworth Flourishing Project (WFP) is a podcast that aims to explore the many facets of human flourishing within the context of Whitworth’s Christian identity and mission. In this podcast we explore an embodied vision of life together to restore the communion and agency for which we were made.

The Whitworth Flourishing Project (WFP) is a podcast that aims to explore the many facets of human flourishing within the context of Whitworth’s Christian identity and mission. In this podcast we explore an embodied vision of life together to restore the communion and agency for which we were made.&nbsp;

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