“Your life is a miracle”

“Your life is a miracle”

In this lecture, L. M. Sacasas questions whether Byung-Chul Han’s critique of modern life as a “burnout society” is still accurate. (40 minutes)
Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 167

Mars Hill Audio Journal, Volume 167

FEATURED GUESTS: Nicholas Carr, Thomas Ward, Joseph Stuart, Steven Knepper, Robert Wyllie, Ephraim Radner, and Andrew Willard Jones
Contemplative, receptive, tender, graceful

Contemplative, receptive, tender, graceful

Byung-Chul Han on the true shape of hope
Nietzsche, technology, and desire

Nietzsche, technology, and desire

Steven Knepper and Robert Wyllie discuss philosopher Byung-Chul Han’s thought on Nietzsche and on the effects of digital media on concepts of freedom, desire, and receptivity to others. (14 minutes)
To be at home in the world

To be at home in the world

D. C. Schindler examines how rituals enable us to experience time in a meaningful way — how they actually make time habitable for us. (41 minutes)
When time loses its shape

When time loses its shape

Dorothy Bass explains how practicing a Christian way of living each day, week, and year helps to reorient us to time in ways that honor creation, our communities, and our embodied lives. (22 minutes)