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In the second installment of our "Death of God" series, Dr. Peter Rollins brings us a philosophical perspective on Nietzsche's proclamation. How has this phrase been explored and understood by thinkers over the years? What do we miss when we misinterpret the phrase? And what critical truths can we glean from the Parable of the Madman? Prepare yourself for an astonishing lack of certainty, and a glutton of compelling questions.
Dr. Peter Rollins on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/user/TheOrthodoxHeretic
"God is dead and we have killed him." What are we to make of this audacious claim? What was Nietzche trying to say? Is there even any truth to the statement at all? The notion of the death of God has become a point of consideration and discussion in many areas of modern life. From philosophy, to theology, to pop-culture, and even in matters of law, people have attempted to grasp the meaning and implications of "the death God." Basil and Christopher join the fray as they embark on a quest to ravel the significance of the death of God for Christians and the world.
Was Jesus a Liberal or a Conservative? Would Jesus even agree with any of our political parties? In this episode Basil and Christopher sit down and chat it up with Dr. Michael Bennett on matters concerning American politics, our susceptibility to them, and his new book "Two Masters and Two Gospels Vol 1." This one comes with an official "trigger warning" for some folks who get fired-up about politics (You know who you are!)
Dr. Peter Rollins is a Philosopher, Speaker, and Author. Basil had a chance to chat with Peter covering topics like the Comprehension of God, Conflict, Conversion, and much more. This ain't your normal Sunday morning sermon, but Peter's perspectives on everyday Christianity provide compelling opportunities for growth and introspection.
BOOM, BANG, POW! This is the most exciting, educational, and unexpected Q&A episode ever podcasted! Listeners grill Basil and Chris on matters of Society, Scripture and Scandal! If you have any questions you'd like us to address, email us at [email protected]
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