PREVIEW
Guests heard on Volume 83
Barrett Fisher, on film noir and its revealing portrayal of human moral confusion
Dick Keyes, author of Seeing through Cynicism: A Reconsideration of the Power of Suspicion, on contemporary cynicism, how it’s destructive, and how it might be resisted
Richard Lints, co-editor of the anthology Personal Identity in Theological Perspective, on a distinctively theological approach to understanding human identity
Paul McHugh, author of The Mind Has Mountains: Reflections on Society and Psychiatry, on how the discipline of psychiatry needs to mature, and on stories as diagnostic tools
Paul Weston, editor of the anthology Lesslie Newbigin: Missionary Theologian, on lessons from Lesslie Newbigin on interfaith dialogue and the attacks on Christianity from scientism (Archive Feature available)
Paul Walker, on how the forms of Renaissance choral music communicate rich theological concerns
Bonus: Dick Keyes, author of Seeing through Cynicism: A Reconsideration of the Power of Suspicion, discusses the difference between cynicism and suspicion and how contemporary culture encourages cynicism to fester
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