that will bring us humans to our senses.

And in the face of which maybe there will be some serious calamities for our species

before we'll kind of wake up.

In other words, does there need to be some kind of a calvary

before we're open to this new resurrection?

Welcome to Buddha at the gas pump. I'm Rick Archer. My guest today is Diyarmud Omerku.

Diyarmud is a Catholic theologian, known for his insightful perspectives on spirituality and the evolving nature of human consciousness.

He often addresses themes of chaos and transformation,

suggesting that these can be opportunities for growth and new ways of being.

Diarmu encourages people to embrace change and view it as a path toward deeper understanding and spiritual evolution.

His work highlights the importance of thinking globally,

while acting locally,

emphasizing the role of spirit in guiding humanity through social and political upheavals.

And these days we've been putting a little several-word phrase

in the thumbnail image on the YouTube videos.

And for you, we put theology coming of age.

And so I think we'll start off talking about that.

And, you know, by its name, theology seems it would be the study of God, but I looked it up, and indeed, it's the

study or science of God and divine things, and as I, what I found when I looked it up is

that it's understood there are two aspects of theology, rational theology, based on reason alone without relying on

divine revelation, and then revealed theology, which is based on divine revelation using

sacred text and religious experiences as sources of understanding. So does that concur with your

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