Barbara Brown Taylor - Finding God in the Faith of Others (N201)

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Deconstruction, Christian Mysticism, Post-evangelical, Liberation Theology, Progressive Christianity, Christianity, Mystical Christianity, Contemplative Spirituality, Religious Trauma Healing, Religion & Spirituality, Faith Shift, Reconstruction, Spiritual Direction, Embodied Spirituality, Evolving Faith

4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2019

⏱️ 123 minutes

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Episcopal priest, professor, theologian and author Barbara Brown Taylor, joins us on Nomad. In the early 2000s Barbara left the ministry, an experience she described in Leaving Church, the first of a trilogy of books about redefining her faith....

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome back to Nomad podcast.
0:39.2	Jamima's here.
0:40.1	Hello.
0:40.6	And David.
0:41.5	Hello.
0:42.4	There's been an interesting development in the nomad world.
0:45.8	Jamima, you're not aware of this.
0:47.0	This is very exciting.
0:48.3	For the first time ever, a member of Nomad podcast slept in the garden office.
0:52.5	Yeah, it was me.
0:53.5	Do you want to talk us through that experience? Was it everything you hoped it would be? I slept really well garden office. Yeah, it was me. Do you want to talk us through that experience?
0:54.9	Was it everything you hoped it would be?
0:56.6	I slept really well.
0:57.8	Yeah, it was nice.
0:59.6	I should just point out that when we talk about a garden office,
1:01.6	we're not talking about a garden office in the Tom Wright sense, are we?
1:04.9	No, no.
1:05.8	Where it's like a massive office with a kitchen, bathroom and single bedroom.
1:12.0	I don't know what that says about Tom Wright's Social Life.
1:15.6	The man writes a lot of books.
1:17.3	Yeah, yeah.
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