Imagination and Hope by Aaron Fortune

 

 

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Our imaginations are things that we talk about a lot, but sometimes its hard to take them seriously. We will look at how they are important to our lives and their role in our ability to see hope or despair in situations. Also, there a discussion about Hume, Kant, and some assorted poets if that’s interesting to you.

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Irony, Cynicism & Hope by Richard Bradford

Swiss-Labri-podcast-logoWe live in a society that many of us feel leaves much to be improved. As we are trying to imagine a better world, we can get trapped and discouraged. We can become cynical and even hateful. This is all the more frustrating when hatred is one of the things that we are trying to fight against. There are no easy answers to this, but the ideas in this lecture can be helpful reminders when thinking of these things.

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Coping with Depression by Prisca Sandri

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This episode is the personal reflection of former worker Prisca Sandri on her depression and how she advises others who also struggle.

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Resources for Grappling with Suffering (Interview with Katrina Fortune)

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In this episode we have an interview discussing the topic of suffering. This includes reviews of a couple of books on the topic and also a discussion of things that can help or not help when times are tough.

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A Sociological Approach to Doubt/De-conversion with Dr. John Marriott

 

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This week we are pulling out a lecture that was given last summer by one of our  guest lecturers, Dr. John Marriott. Professor Marriott teaches at Biola University and has done some very interesting work on the sociology of religion. This lecture addresses what he has discovered through studying the reasons people have left the Christian faith. For more info about Dr. Marriott and his work check out his website https://www.johnmarriott.org/.

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If you are curious about the discussion episode mentioned in the launch post, we are shelving that for now. Feel free however to discuss in the comments below.

 

Podcast: Boredom by Richard Bradford

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Submit discussion questions for our next episode in comments below.

Why are we so bored? What does this mean for us spiritually? How do we respond to boredom and where does it come from?

In this lecture we begin to try to grapple with answers to these questions.

Please leave questions and comments below so that we make them part of our discussion of the lecture in our next episode. More info.

 

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L’Abri Podcast Launch

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Hey everyone,

We are starting a podcast for Swiss L’Abri! Also, during this time where we are not accepting students due to COVID-19 issues, we are using the podcast as our lecture and discussion platform. So stay tuned for lectures and talks that we will be releasing in the next months. These will be mentioned here on our blog with a comment box for discussion of the lecture. We will then select some of the questions and comments that listeners make on our blog page and we will record our discussion of them to be released as our followup episode on the podcast.

 

Podcast home page: https://anchor.fm/swiss-labri

 

Episodes should also be available in most podcast stores as well as on Spotify.