Creation, Theophany, and Transcendence : The Theology Pugcast Episode 284

Today’s show builds on the conversation about imagination and C. S. Lewis last week. Tom and the guys continue the interaction with Lewis’ rich sacramental vision and its implications for how our human created natures are enriched and helped to come into their own principally by the vertical, our relation to God, but secondarily by the good gift of others that God has supplied for us to transcend and yet become ourselves in the rich fabric of created reality. Listen in!
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[@kuzivaj.z]

Wow! Wow! Wow! That is a profound quote! And how blessed are we to live in a time where we have access to many great perspectives and minds 🙌🏾

[@danfarley320]

I live in Oxford. Is there an agenda for your visit, and is it possible to attend the events?

[@TheTheologyPugcast]

Hey Dan! Check out the video on our channel recently posted for details on events on May 23 and 26.

[@oldmovieman7550]

The best Christian movies were those Catholic films made during the Hayes Production Code era

[@jackuber7358]

The trouble with PureFlix is the same issue from which most so called Christian music suffers--bland ecumenicalism. In the attempt to be "inclusive" (yes I used that loaded word), all true Christian meaning is suffocated under a wonderfully lacey and sweetly perfumed pillow of empty sentimentalism.

[@goyonman9655]

Lemme guess, in order for Christian music to be good, it should be calvinistic

[@kellygipson8354]

It doesn't HAVE to be, but it helps. 😅