Mapping the Divine
Mapping the Divine
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Mapping the Divine is a new project that seeks to study religious experience, history, and philosophy through multiple faith traditions.
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics including the intersection of faith and philosophy, the role of women in different religious contexts, and historical developments in religious practice, featured in episodes like the inaugural discussion with the Sisters of Life, which delves into Catholic theology and recent advancements in the Church.
Mapping the Divine is a new project that seeks to study religious experience, history, and philosophy through multiple faith traditions.
In this episode, I'm joined by Dr. John Proios, professor of Greek philosophy at the University of Chicago. I took Professor Proios’s college course on the Philosophy of Life and Death this past summer, and I am honored now be interviewing him on Buddhist and Socratic, or rather Platonistic, ideologies, their similarities and effects on religion, their sociohistorical roles, and how they differ from contemporary understandings of reality.
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