
Does postmodern materialism protect bodily dignity, or does radical immanence end up flattening the very flesh it seeks to elevate? In this episode, we examine Jean-Luc Nancy’s Corpus and his secular deconstruction of...


Forget the platitudes. 'Of Dust and Divinity' engages the dialectic between scriptural hermeneutics, philosophical inquiry, and anthropological theory. We're not just pondering; we're critically analyzing the inherent tensions and resonant harmonies between the terrestrial and the transcendent, the finite and the infinite.
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Signup to Generate a PitchForget the platitudes. 'Of Dust and Divinity' engages the dialectic between scriptural hermeneutics, philosophical inquiry, and anthropological theory. We're not just pondering; we're critically analyzing the inherent tensions and resonant harmonies between the terrestrial and the transcendent, the finite and the infinite.
Recent episodes include "Can Materialism Save the Body? Nancy, the Eucharist, and the Smuggled Sacred (Part 2)" (31 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Can Materialism Save the Body? Nancy, the Eucharist, and the Smuggled Sacred (Part 1)" (24 October 2026, 10 minutes), and "The Hermeneutics of Derision in Augustinian Angelology (Part 2)" (17 October 2026, 9 minutes).
Of Dust and Divinity publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 10 minutes across 81 episodes.
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Of Dust and Divinity is a religion podcast with 81 episodes published.
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Does postmodern materialism protect bodily dignity, or does radical immanence end up flattening the very flesh it seeks to elevate? In this episode, we examine Jean-Luc Nancy’s Corpus and his secular deconstruction of...

Does postmodern materialism protect bodily dignity, or does radical immanence end up flattening the very flesh it seeks to elevate? In this episode, we examine Jean-Luc Nancy’s Corpus and his secular deconstruction of...

In this episode, we deconstruct Saint Augustine’s assertion in De civitate Dei 11.33 that holy angels "make sport of" or deride ( illudunt ) fallen demons whose persecutions inadvertently advance divine ends. While...

In this episode, we deconstruct Saint Augustine’s assertion in De civitate Dei 11.33 that holy angels "make sport of" or deride ( illudunt ) fallen demons whose persecutions inadvertently advance divine ends. While...

This episode explores whether we are living in the shadow of a hidden God, or if we are simply blinded by an excess of divine light. We challenge the long-standing theological consensus surrounding divine hiddenness by...

This episode explores whether we are living in the shadow of a hidden God, or if we are simply blinded by an excess of divine light. We challenge the long-standing theological consensus surrounding divine hiddenness by...

This episode explores a stunning theological and linguistic paradox: the transition of divine power from a terrifying, ear-splitting cosmic roar into the intimate, dialogical silence of the incarnation. Far from a...

This episode explores a stunning theological and linguistic paradox: the transition of divine power from a terrifying, ear-splitting cosmic roar into the intimate, dialogical silence of the incarnation. Far from a...

This episode explores the fundamental structure of reality, challenging classical theology's depiction of creation as a display of raw, muscular power. What if the universe was not birthed from triumphant expansion, but...

This episode explores the fundamental structure of reality, challenging classical theology's depiction of creation as a display of raw, muscular power. What if the universe was not birthed from triumphant expansion, but...

The contemporary church is facing a profound crisis: the rigid, orthodox "maps" of traditional institutions are rapidly melting into the unstable terrain of "liquid modernity." Drawing on Bruno Latour’s concept of the...

The contemporary church is facing a profound crisis: the rigid, orthodox "maps" of traditional institutions are rapidly melting into the unstable terrain of "liquid modernity." Drawing on Bruno Latour’s concept of the...

In this episode, we examine how early Christian theology inadvertently trapped the dynamic reality of the Incarnation within a static Hellenistic framework. By treating the dogmatic symbolon as interlocking puzzle...

In this episode, we examine how early Christian theology inadvertently trapped the dynamic reality of the Incarnation within a static Hellenistic framework. By treating the dogmatic symbolon as interlocking puzzle...

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For centuries, the lost pronunciation of the divine name was viewed as a tragic barrier shielding us from a transcendent God. However, this episode unveils a revolutionary alternative: humanity didn't lose those sacred...

For centuries, the lost pronunciation of the divine name was viewed as a tragic barrier shielding us from a transcendent God. However, this episode unveils a revolutionary alternative: humanity didn't lose those sacred...

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This episode explores the unsettling theological reality that evil possesses no independent substance. Instead, it operates as a "hollow parasite" that must hijack creation's inherent goodness to exercise agency. We...

This episode explores the unsettling theological reality that evil possesses no independent substance. Instead, it operates as a "hollow parasite" that must hijack creation's inherent goodness to exercise agency. We...

This episode explores a systems-theoretical critique of Hildegard of Bingen’s theology of Viriditas , or "Greening Power". While Hildegard envisioned divine grace as a fluid outflow demanding "total porosity" and...

This episode explores a systems-theoretical critique of Hildegard of Bingen’s theology of Viriditas , or "Greening Power". While Hildegard envisioned divine grace as a fluid outflow demanding "total porosity" and...
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