Timothy Beal - Finding Hope at the End of the World (N318)

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

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🗓️ 10 April 2024

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Faced with multiple existential threats in the coming decades, professor of religion Timothy Beal reflects on the possibility of human extinction and what hope might look like within that context. Timothy challenges the notion of perpetual optimism,...

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome back to Nomad Podcast.
0:38.5	My name's Tim Nash, and this is my old mate Nick Thorley.
0:40.8	Hello.
0:41.4	Remember, Nicholas, this is a main feed episode.
0:43.6	I know I always have to remind myself of that these days.
0:46.2	So you need to try and be a bit more mature, a bit more measured.
0:49.4	Okay.
0:49.6	Maybe you can't have a reassuring presence to the listener.
0:52.8	Okay, I'll try.
0:53.8	To be fair, it's usually me that starts off revisited with a bitter cynical tirade.
0:59.2	Not today, Nicholas.
1:00.1	A bitter cynical tirade?
1:01.7	I was going to say, an amusing quip.
1:04.8	What was the word you used?
1:06.0	It wasn't bitter or cynical when you described it.
1:08.4	No, I can't remember.
1:09.6	Snide?
1:10.3	Very snide, yeah, a little snide.
1:12.1	A little snide comments.
1:14.1	How are your old bean?
1:15.3	I'm pretty good, thanks, Tim.
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