HeyJaredOf Dust and Divinity
Forget the platitudes. 'Of Dust and Divinity' engages the dialectic between scriptural hermeneutics, philosophical inquiry, and anthropological theory.
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Creatio Ex Abscondito: Genesis Through Divine Withdrawal (Part 2) (opens the original)
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This episode explores the fundamental structure of reality, challenging classical theology's depiction of creation as a display of raw, muscular power. What if the universe was not birthed from triumphant expansion, but through an agonizing act of divine exile and self-withdrawal? Unpacking the perspective of Creatio Ex Abscondito —creation out of divine hiding—we propose the finite world survives only because the infinite Creator actively holds His light back. By weaving together Lurianic Kabba
Creatio Ex Abscondito: Genesis Through Divine Withdrawal (Part 1) (opens the original)
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This episode explores the fundamental structure of reality, challenging classical theology's depiction of creation as a display of raw, muscular power. What if the universe was not birthed from triumphant expansion, but through an agonizing act of divine exile and self-withdrawal? Unpacking the perspective of Creatio Ex Abscondito —creation out of divine hiding—we propose the finite world survives only because the infinite Creator actively holds His light back. By weaving together Lurianic Kabba
Spiritual Parkour: Wayfinding the Terrestrial in a Liquid Era (Part 2) (opens the original)
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The contemporary church is facing a profound crisis: the rigid, orthodox "maps" of traditional institutions are rapidly melting into the unstable terrain of "liquid modernity." Drawing on Bruno Latour’s concept of the "New Climatic Regime," this episode explores why our deeply reactive, "hot earth" environment demands a radical shift. We can no longer rely on static, cartographic navigation; we need the fluid, responsive agility of apophatic wayfinding. We unpack the dangers of "running in the m
Spiritual Parkour: Wayfinding the Terrestrial in a Liquid Era (Part 1) (opens the original)
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The contemporary church is facing a profound crisis: the rigid, orthodox "maps" of traditional institutions are rapidly melting into the unstable terrain of "liquid modernity." Drawing on Bruno Latour’s concept of the "New Climatic Regime," this episode explores why our deeply reactive, "hot earth" environment demands a radical shift. We can no longer rely on static, cartographic navigation; we need the fluid, responsive agility of apophatic wayfinding. We unpack the dangers of "running in the m
The Dynamic Symbolon: Beyond Metaphysics to the Hebrew Berit (Part 2) (opens the original)
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In this episode, we examine how early Christian theology inadvertently trapped the dynamic reality of the Incarnation within a static Hellenistic framework. By treating the dogmatic symbolon as interlocking puzzle pieces, this prevailing approach framed salvation as a peaceful, impassible reunion. This Platonic lens fundamentally sanitizes the cross, reducing the hypostatic union to a passive matching game that strips Christology of its risk and ignores the aggressive mechanics of Hebrew revelat
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