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Unified Theistic Naturalism is a podcast for those who sense that something fundamental has been missing from humanity’s spiritual, psychological, and scientific conversations.
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Unified Theistic Naturalism™: The State of the Work (opens the original)
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Before the Architecture Had Names explores a question that sits beneath philosophy, religion, psychology, identity, and even language itself: what was present before we began naming, organizing, defining, and building systems around human experience? Unified Theistic Naturalism did not begin as a doctrine, a diagram, a list of axioms, or a formal philosophical system. It began much closer to the ground. Life was happening. Relationships were happening. Loss was happening. Desire, fear, love, unc
How Do You Want to Participate in Reality? | Broadcast, Reception, and the Present Self in the Unfolding of Reality. (opens the original)
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Before a word is spoken, before a hand reaches forward, before silence becomes long enough to be noticed, something has already happened. Reality has already been encountered. In How Do You Want to Participate in Reality? — Broadcast, Reception, and the Present Self in the Unfolding of Reality , Patrick B. Carodine enters the unseen threshold where participation begins—before consciousness is clothed in movement, before behavior becomes visible, and before another human being receives what we ha
Dear Plato, After Twenty-Four Centuries, the Conversation Is Not Over Reopening The Republic (opens the original)
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What if one of philosophy’s oldest questions was never really only about justice? Plato begins The Republic by asking what justice is, but the conversation quickly expands into education, desire, power, reason, tyranny, death, and ultimately the Good. Beneath all of it appears an even deeper question: What should govern the human being? Plato concludes that reason should rule. Unified Theistic Naturalism™ asks whether reason itself can carry memory, identity, fear, conditioning, and inherited as
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