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Revisit Episode 21, where Dr. Jerry L. Martin, the philosopher who heard the voice of God, explores one of God's earliest forms of communication with humankind: the I Ching, or Book of Changes. The I Ching emerges from humanity’s earliest spiritual attempts to seek divine insight, using oracle bones to reveal God’s presence and guidance. God shares how these human-initiated forms of divination shaped God's communication, presenting Godself not only as the creator but as the embodiment of aesthetic order in the cosmos.
God explains that engagement with early Chinese spiritual seekers influenced the development of the I Ching and laid the groundwork for spiritual traditions like Taoism and Confucianism. God and Jerry discuss:
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Curious how aligning your desires with a higher will can transform your spiritual practice? In this What's On Our Mind, Scott and Jerry explore God-centered prayer, intention, and spiritual growth, contrast spontaneous and memorized prayers, and explore ancient Chinese spiritual traditions, offering practical insights to deepen your connection with the divine.
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What happens when you pray to be an instrument of God’s will?
In this captivating episode of What's On Your Mind, Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Scott Langdon explore this profound question, guided by stories from listeners like Don and Mark. Mark’s reflection reveals the life-altering consequences of such a prayer, while Don’s experience of divine intervention reminds us of the mysterious ways God responds. These stories set the stage for a deeper exploration of faith, courage, and surrender.
Dr. Martin shares his own journey of receiving divine callings, navigating moments of doubt, fear of being misunderstood, and the challenge of reconciling his spiritual experiences with a secular world. Through his candid conversation with Scott Langdon, listeners are invited to reflect on the power of attentive prayer and the significance of aligning with God’s will.
This episode offers inspiring stories of divine guidance, the courage it takes to follow God’s call, and the transformative impact of becoming an instrument of a higher purpose. It’s an invitation to explore your own spiritual path, embrace faith, and find meaning in the unexpected answers to your prayers.
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In this special episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, host and Creative Director Scott Langdon introduces Two Philosophers Wrestle with God: A Dialogue, a highly anticipated publication that extends one of the podcast’s most profound and celebrated series. This book captures the thoughtful, philosophical dialogue between Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Dr. Richard Oxenberg, as they wrestle with some of the deepest questions of existence: Who is God? What is the nature of reality? Can we understand ultimate truth?
Through this 12-session dialogue, Scott highlights pivotal moments that explore paradoxes, theology, and epistemology, including pressing topics such as the nature of God, the problem of evil, and the future of spirituality. Join us for an intellectual and spiritual journey that bridges faith and philosophy, and don't miss the release of this thought-provoking new book!
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In this episode of The Life Wisdom Project, philosopher Dr. Jonathan Weidenbaum joins Jerry to explore the fascinating world of Chinese spirituality and its connections to Western philosophy. Jonathan shares his transformative journey to Mount Jiuhua, one of China's sacred mountains, offering insights into how nature and spirituality are deeply intertwined in Chinese thought.
The discussion bridges Eastern and Western philosophies, including Heidegger's idea of Gelassenheit (letting go) and Buber's concepts of I/It vs. I/Thou relationships. These ideas are unpacked to reveal how they shape our understanding of desire, values, and the importance of suspending desire.
Listeners will also enjoy a powerful Zen parable about a master and a thief, which uncovers profound spiritual truths. The conversation extends to the Taoist principle of Wu Wei, or effortless action, highlighting the significance of aligning with the natural world.
Jonathan and Jerry further discuss the Ethics of Care and virtue ethics, connecting these ideas to Confucian ethics, where context and flexibility are valued over rigid rules. This episode offers practical insights into applying these philosophical concepts in everyday life.
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Can the spiritual essence of a culture be captured through its relationship with nature?
Join Dr. Jerry L. Martin and Scott Langdon as they revisit the dramatic adaptation of "God Shares His Earliest Interactions In Chinese Spirituality."
In this captivating episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, Dr. Jerry L. Martin, a former lifelong agnostic, delves into a profound dialogue with God, exploring the deep spiritual and cultural dimensions of the Chinese people.
With a holistic and reverential attitude toward nature, ancient Chinese wisdom serves as the bedrock of societal harmony and inner peace, revealing how Nature acts as a divine medium, conveying God's messages. Discover how ancient Chinese culture attunes to the natural world's rhythms, capturing its vibrations through poetry, folk songs, and intuitive spiritual sensibilities. This episode offers a unique exploration of divine communication interwoven with cultural heritage.
Listeners will journey through the teachings of Confucius, whose philosophy is rooted in societal craftsmanship and fittingness, and Lao Tzu, the sage behind the Tao Te Ching, who emphasized the mysterious and paradoxical nature of the Tao. These ancient philosophies reflect a divine sensibility in harmony with the universe's rhythms.
Whether you're a seeker of wisdom or curious about the intersection of spirituality and culture, this episode provides a profound exploration of how God has revealed truths with themes of reverence for nature and harmony with the divine.
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How can a lifelong agnostic end up having a profound conversation with God?
In this episode of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, host Scott Langdon presents a powerful installment from the series From God To Jerry To You. Jerry L. Martin, author of God: An Autobiography, As Told To A Philosopher, shares his deeply personal approach to prayer—a practice focused not on personal gain but on aligning with God’s will.
Once a philosopher who questioned the very existence of God, Jerry recounts his remarkable journey of faith and the prayer that transformed his relationship with the divine. This four-part prayer emphasizes cultivating desire, understanding God’s promptings, finding strength, and embracing courage.
Whether you're new to prayer or seeking a deeper spiritual connection, this episode offers valuable insights and practical steps to enhance your journey. Discover how thoughtful prayer can bring you closer to fulfilling God’s purpose for your life.
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Have you ever wondered how there can be one God and so many different religions? Join Scott Langdon and Dr. Jerry L. Martin as they explore this intriguing question many have pondered.
Scott and Jerry discuss the problem of the diversity of revelations and explore the manifestations of God across different cultures and religions as complementary rather than contradictory. Drawing from Jerry’s enlightening book, God: An Autobiography, As Told to a Philosopher, Scott and Jerry explore the richness of God’s nature, mirroring the diverse ways we understand ourselves.
Scott and Jerry explore the frustrations of being misunderstood and relate these experiences to common misconceptions about God’s nature while embracing the multifaceted essence of God.
Discover how our actions towards others reflect God’s presence in our lives and explore the idea of a more anthropomorphic God who actively engages in our lives. This episode is made for today’s interconnected world!
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What happens when your world is suddenly turned upside down, and the answers you seek seem elusive?
In this episode of What’s On Your Mind, we share the latest reflections from Rachel, a mother who felt a divine hug as she waited hour by hour as her son fought for his life. Through the support of loved ones and the act of journaling Bible verses, Rachel found the peace and strength she needed, ultimately witnessing her son's recovery. Rachel's story is a testament to resilient faith and communal love inspiring "fierce faith" and trust in divine guidance.
Jerry and Scott discuss the necessity of living intentionally, filled with gratitude, even amid life's curveballs. Drawing from personal experiences and literary works like Tolstoy's "The Death of Ivan Illich," the two highlight the universal nature of suffering and the comfort that comes from trusting a higher power.
You have a spiritual compass- are you following God's pull? Don't miss this enriching episode filled with heartfelt stories, practical advice, and spiritual wisdom.
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What happens when a former journalist from Soviet Russia grapples with a crisis of faith and transitions to a pluralistic worldview in America?
Join this thought-provoking episode of The Life Wisdom Project as Dr. Mikhail Sergeev shares his personal journey from growing up under Soviet communism to seeking a new worldview in America. Mikhail and Jerry explore faith, reason, and the evolving journey of self-discovery. They discuss the impact of cultural backgrounds, historical contexts, and personal experiences on spirituality, religious identity, and the quest for meaning in life. Discover how these elements shape our understanding of the divine and the reconciliation of diverse religious traditions.
Dr. Mikhail Sergeev, a distinguished scholar specializing in the history of religion, philosophy, and modern art, teaches at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia and the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. With over fifteen books and 200+ scholarly works, Dr. Sergeev brings deep insights into our discussion on religious cycles and modernity.
Dr. Sergeev opens up about his strong Jewish roots and his exploration of various religious traditions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity. He discusses the intricate process of embracing dual identities and integrating diverse spiritual paths. Discover the importance of integrating past beliefs and experiences to maintain a cohesive identity, illustrating that one can be both Russian and American, Jewish and Christian, without rejecting any part of oneself.
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