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Episode 153.1: Listener Feedback

Episode 153.1: Listener Feedback

Nathan Gilimour and Michial Farmer respond to listener emails. The questions addressed happen at these times: [1:56] How can we conceive of the inconceivable if the Creator of the universe is Himself inconceivable? Do mortal minds break at the sight of God? [8:00] Robin William's movies [11:01] Teacher film recommendations [14:49] Allegory and Dracula [17:20] Irony and Sincerity in Nostalgia [21:20] Platonic descent and ascent of the soul [25:03] Errors in Ancient Aliens on the History Channel [27:21] What is up with the intro music? [31:37] Doctrine of Predestination [36:47] Podcast recommendation: Personal devotions and reflection in the Christian life. [41:13] Charlie Hebdo: Bravery versus Heroism

The Christian Humanist Podcast · Michial Farmer

February 3, 201549m 48s

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Nathan Gilimour and Michial Farmer respond to listener emails. The questions addressed happen at these times: [1:56] How can we conceive of the inconceivable if the Creator of the universe is Himself inconceivable? Do mortal minds break at the sight of God? [8:00] Robin William's movies [11:01] Teacher film recommendations [14:49] Allegory and Dracula [17:20] Irony and Sincerity in Nostalgia [21:20] Platonic descent and ascent of the soul [25:03] Errors in Ancient Aliens on the History Channel [27:21] What is up with the intro music? [31:37] Doctrine of Predestination [36:47] Podcast recommendation: Personal devotions and reflection in the Christian life. [41:13] Charlie Hebdo: Bravery versus Heroism
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