What if the deepest questions about consciousness aren’t scientific puzzles… but theological ones?

In this conversation, we journey through the great frontier where philosophy, consciousness studies, and theology meet. From the mystery of the “I”, to the nature of time and the eternal present, to the limits of materialism and modern philosophy’s struggle to explain subjective experience. This episode explores whether the very structure of consciousness points beyond the physical world to Being itself.

Drawing on thinkers like Husserl, Sartre, Heidegger, and Parmenides, and contrasting them with Christian existential voices, we examine why the modern attempt to avoid metaphysics and theology ultimately collapses. We press into the surprising claim that:

Philosophical questions have theological answers.

You’ll hear insights on:

• Consciousness as presence, not a product of the brain

• Why solipsism appears in mystical experience (and why it’s false)

• The “unchanging now” and the timelessness of God

• Why modern philosophy can describe consciousness but not explain it

• The failure of pure phenomenology without metaphysics

• How quantum discussions intersect with metaphysics and the soul

This isn’t merely theory, it’s a framework for understanding why your experience of awareness, agency, and personhood defies reduction to neurons and physics.

And it’s an invitation to consider that the mind’s deepest intuitions… may be echoes of its Source.