Danielle Shroyer - Original Blessing (N170)

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

4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2018

⏱️ 87 minutes

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believes that more than any other idea, the doctrine of original sin has "slowly eroded our understanding of our relationship with God". Not only that, she believes it is unbiblical, and was rejected by Judaism and many Christian traditions, such...

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0:19.1	My name's Jemima McAlpine.
0:21.3	I'm not sure the beloved listener was expecting to hear that.
0:23.5	They were probably expecting David Blower.
0:26.7	Yeah.
0:27.3	I think I may have mentioned it in the last episode.
0:29.2	Yeah, you did.
0:29.9	Yeah, I heard my name.
0:31.6	And this is it, here you are.
0:32.6	I'm here. Do you realize this is the first time that a woman has joined us in a sort of a co-hosting role since July 2011?
0:41.8	Wow.
0:42.4	You weren't listening back then, we're?
0:43.5	I wasn't.
0:44.1	I wasn't listening back then.
0:45.2	Back in the early days, there was five of us, two of whom were wives.
0:50.8	Oh, wow.
0:51.4	One of which was my wife.
0:53.1	They never really enjoyed it.
0:54.4	Laura quit after a year, Hannah quit after two.
0:56.8	We've been searching for another sort of female voice since then.
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