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Luke Thompson and Ian Campbell mine themes of orthodoxy, submission, masks, community, faith, and education. They dig into the nature of personal and collective identity, the role of authority, and the importance of authentic relationships within spiritual and social contexts. Chapters 00:00 The Significance of Names and Identity 02:50 Exploring Iconography and Its Philosophical Implications 05:44...

W. Keith Campbell, Ph. D., Professor of Psychology at the University of Georgia, is the author of more than 200 scientific papers and several books, including The New Science of Narcissism and Professor OCEAN: A small tale of personality’s Big Five. His work on personality has appeared across print media and he has made numerous media appearances, from the Today Show to the Joe Rogan Experience. H...

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss their most recent awe experiences, Easter, the worn out traditions of church, the arrogance of assuming the traditions are worn out, and Auden poetry. It's epic, once again.

Ian Campbell and Zac Parsons explore the intertwining journeys of faith, calling, and community through stories of church splits, personal transformations, and the role of hospitality in embodying the divine. This episode is a deep dive into how living intentionally and opening ourselves to others can cultivate a resilient, authentic faith. Order Coffee: https://www.honeymooncoffeeco.com Listen to...

Explore the profound insights of JP Merceau on the meaning crisis, materialism, and the spiritual significance of the incarnation and love. This conversation delves into how Christian theology offers a comprehensive framework for understanding reality, morality, and human purpose. Connect with J.P.YT: https://www.youtube.com/@j.p.marceau5146X: https://x.com/JeanPhi76459673Chapters00:00 Understandi...

Explore the deep connection between emotions, anxiety, trust, and intimacy in relationships. Aspasia shares insights on how emotions serve as signals from the body, how anxiety hijacks emotional awareness, and the importance of vulnerability and trust for true intimacy. In this insightful conversation, Aspasia explores the deep connection between emotions, love, and the body, emphasizing the impor...

Ian Campbell interviews authors Wayne Jacobsen and Tobie van der Westhuizen about their book "Just Love." This episode delves into the historical and linguistic roots of the word "righteousness" in biblical texts, exploring how its interpretation has shaped religious thought and practice. Discover how the concepts of justice and love intertwine, offering a transformative perspe...

Ian Campbell and Paul Alan explore the concept of universal basic institutions and their profound role in personal development and community life. They examine what makes institutions enduring and stable, with particular attention to the church as a foundational example. The conversation addresses the inevitable presence of corruption within human institutions and the critical need to align them w...

Ian Campbell interviews Nietzschean student Aron van Os about Nietzsche's critique of Christianity and Nietzsche's Lutheran roots. The conversation weaves through participation in community/church, as well as the true definition of love. Check out Aron here, discussing the New Testament: https://youtu.be/-Mf2-PjWQuo?si=_NBFf58nMkzcea38

This conversation explores the multifaceted role of the artist in society, emphasizing the importance of art as a bridge between societal decay and future potential. It delves into the phenomenology of the artist, the significance of participation in reality, and the necessity of constraints in fostering creativity. The discussion also touches on the relationship between virtues, beauty, and the g...

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss whether or not Christians have an ethic of holy discussion. The conversation wends to the topic of play and the ability to interact constructively with ideas, and people alike. And most of all this episode is about the power of friendship!

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss the necessity for individual sacrifice with institutions (which cannot sacrifice them"selves").

In this conversation, Bas van Os discusses his journey as a father and theologian, exploring the inspiration behind his project 'Followers of Jesus.' He emphasizes the importance of reading the New Testament as a cohesive story, the richness of Paul's letters, and the contextualization of scripture in modern times. The dialogue also touches on the role of community in faith, the signif...

Ian Campbell and Christian Baxter (  @christianbaxter_yt  ) explore the evolving landscape of Christianity in the digital age. They discuss the notion that the current crisis facing Christianity is not merely theological but rather a formational transition, where the church struggles to adapt to a rapidly changing cultural medium. Baxter emphasizes the 'fitness problem' of the church, sugg...

Find everything Andrew Edwards here: https://linktr.ee/GoldenGoatGuild --Have you ever thought about the invisible influences shaping your life? In this episode with Andrew Edwards, author of Crowbar and King of Dogs, explore the concept of 'egregores'—how collective consciousness can impact our individual identities. This episode challenges you to consider: Are you aware of the forces at...

James Wilkins and Ian Campbell discuss Dallas Willard's definitions of the words "dogma" and "law". The conversation touches on the need for relationship with God, and not dogmas, and the tendency of an atrophied soul to lean towards fanaticism. If you're impatient skip to 01:30:00 and listen to the juiciest bits of the conversation.

Lucas Vos is an educator in the Netherlands, he studied Egypt at university, is a footballer, and has a podcast where he explores his curiosity. Lucas's channel: https://www.youtube.com/@UCez1fzMRGctojfis2lfRYug

Ken Lowry comes on to discuss philosophy, religion, theology, and how to pursue wisdom.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins chat about thoughts from on a Tristan Harris video discussing AI. Magic, Demons, Technology, and all the works in this one.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss a quote from Brennan Manning that challenges them to explore faith in Jesus as an active and participatory trust in Jesus, rather than your own ability to measure up or be prepared.

James Wilkins and Ian Campbell exchange thoughts on the idea of conviction and the need for martyrs, people who sincerely believe in something.

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss Jordan Hall's essay Thinking and Simulated Thinking. Here's that essay: https://medium.com/deep-code/on-thinking-and-simulated-thinking-5e434e92cf86

What if the key to understanding your life lies in the stories we tell ourselves? Ian Campbell and Grey Hamilton explore how narratives shape our reality and influence our growth. Join us as we dive into the complexities of personal transformation and the teachings of great thinkers like Jordan Peterson. What narrative are you living by? Share your thoughts below! Check out Grey's Channel:  @g...

Ian Campbell and James Wilkins discuss "The Point"–what it is, and what it isn't.

In this conversation, Ross Byrd explores the concept of Imago Dei, emphasizing that being made in the image of God is more about our role and responsibilities rather than inherent rights. He discusses humanity's priestly role in creation, highlighting the importance of representing God to the rest of creation and vice versa. Byrd critiques the tendency to focus on rights without acknowledging...