Noel Moules - Christian Animism and the Re-Enchantment of the World (N214)

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4.7 • 689 Ratings

🗓️ 10 February 2020

⏱️ 112 minutes

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In this episode we speak with anabaptist, anarchist and Christian animist, Noel Moules. Christian and animism are perhaps two words you haven’t heard together before, in fact you may well think that animism sounds somewhat dodgy! Noel shows us...

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome back to Nomad podcast.
0:40.4	My name's Tim Nash and this is the actual Nick Thorley, as some of his fans like to refer to him.
0:46.7	So I've heard.
0:47.6	Brimming with enthusiasm and impressions.
0:50.6	I'm not going to do any impressions today.
0:52.8	We got so much feedback from the Steve Chalk episode
0:56.2	that you did with David
0:57.3	A lot of which was about your impression of Steve Chalk
1:01.3	I was a bit nervous afterwards
1:04.2	When I listened back to it
1:05.1	I was like oh dear did I go about over the top
1:07.0	With the impressions
1:07.7	Perhaps you could give us a little reminder
1:09.2	Oh Steve Chalk.
1:12.7	I'm very pleased to be here.
1:17.7	I had a nomad first a couple of days ago that I want to share with you.
1:22.5	Really?
1:23.0	I had my first nomad stress dream.
1:25.6	Did you?
1:26.2	Yeah.
1:26.5	What, the first one? First one, yeah. I've never had a dream, a stress dream. Can you? Yeah. What? The first one?
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