Episode 113: Jesus's Parables

The Partially Examined Life Philosophy Podcast

Mark Linsenmayer

Philosophy, Society & Culture

4.6 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2015

⏱️ 144 minutes

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Interpreting the Parables using texts from Paul Ricoeur, John Dominic Crossan, Paul Tillich, et al, with guest Law Ware.

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0:00.0	You're listening to the Parts of the Exand Life, a philosophy podcast by some guys who
0:11.4	read one point set on doing philosophy for living, but then thought better of it.
0:15.0	Our question for episode 113 is something like, what philosophical insight can we draw
0:19.8	from reading Jesus' parables?
0:21.8	And we read the parables themselves and looked at secondary sources about how to read them
0:27.0	including hall recruers listening to the parables of Jesus from 1974 and a couple other things.
0:33.8	This is Mark Linton Meyer, like unto a grain of a mustard seed in Madison, Wisconsin.
0:40.4	This is Wessel on, I guess I'm more like the mustard seed.
0:44.6	Are you the mustard seed?
0:45.6	What kind of seed are you?
0:46.6	That's, I just said that.
0:47.6	Think of a different one.
0:48.6	I'll be the lost sheep, I don't know.
0:51.2	All right.
0:52.2	We're participating in participatory pedagogy in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
0:58.2	All right.
0:59.2	We're down to a Trinity today.
1:01.8	Oh, you just had to go for it.
1:03.4	You had to go for the Christological stuff.
1:06.4	Not mentioned in the parables at all.
1:08.6	No, but it's a Pauline thing.
1:11.6	Yes, so I long thought about since we started this podcast really like, well, what if we actually did part of the Bible?
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