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Hosted by Marc Mullinax · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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This will be an ongoing series of "pod-classes" revealing "how religion gets made". Critical-thinking will be our process, a classroom will be our laboratory, and making learning fun our goal. I am joined each time by co-host Chandler Schroeder
Marc Mullinax hosts The Technicolor Dreamcoat of Religion, a religion show with 25 episodes published.
This class amplifies last class' emphasis on spirituality, showing how four famous individuals crafted their own sense of what's important into a way of life that affected millions. Buddha Jesus Malcolm X Rosa Parks Hope
Class #22 treats the basic question, “What is Spirituality in the first place?” – a kind of 30,000-foot view of this topic. (The 30-foot view comes next class!) We look at various definitions, and the possible content of
Something we all assume we have, is a soul. And we treat this assumption in today's class, as a necessary precursor to our next few classes on "Spirituality". For spirituality is the taking care of, the use of, the remem
So, you play by the rules; you do your faith right; you read in your scriptures that a good life has its rewards, and that evil or bad behavior/faith has no future. So that's what you do, and then bad things DO happen, a
Class 19 introduces, with several videos, how some famousrituals in the faiths of the world create meaning – through – action. Action that undergirds the faith. Action that roots the faith, and interweaves the faith and
Rituals may seem to some folks boring, but the ritual in religion is what absolutely GROUNDS a person in their faith. They do, not just think or believe. In a ritual, one puts one's faith into practice, and over time, th
Today we conclude our discussions on how stories, narratives and mythologies form the very heart of how religions get made, with a look at how our religious myths get used, and abused. What may have been a truth for one
As we begin to wind down the power of stories, we look at creation stories, and how that unconsciously affect us, even when we don't - we think - agree with what they said or meant way back in the day.There is one fascin
The Power of Stories in Religion, part ii. Marc and Chandler go through some actual religious myths and creation stories, but comparing these also to everyday myths we have, like, on our dollar bills, or even to placebos
Today's class is Part 2 of a two-part class on the power of stories we're calling "The Stories We Tell Ourselves". Religions begin, and continue, with powerful, and often silent stories about the way things ought to go.
With stories, we make our worlds ... and the gods who populate them. Stories link and unite the physical plane with the metaphysical dimension, no matter our time, our place, or our condition.Gracious acknowledgement to
This class, we see the effects of centuries of anthropomorphism -- all those 'isms that describe god: monotheism, polytheism, deism, and even agnosticism and atheism. Every one is an imagination-driven idea in history th
Chandler and Marc speak more about how Anthropomorphism affects the utter QUANTITY of the gods humans have 'made,' and their QUALITY as well. What if seeing gods only as extensions or projects of ourselves means they bec
Anthropomorphism is this class' theme: projecting human attributes onto a divine being. Chandler and Marc explore the theological, psychological and anthropological terrain of how humans have made gods ... out of themsel
This is a short class, b/c Chandler's and my schedules have been unusually tight, and we could not align this time. BUT, I have a short intro today for our next few classes. Today's class is called "Are you ready for God
In this class we talk about the varieties of religious experiences, with the thesis: "We don’t experience things as THEY are; we experience things as WE are."We mention Celtic 'thin places,' talk about what has to happen
Class 7: SIX WAYS OF BEING RELIGIOUSToday’s class explores six legitimate, time-tested ways that people have been 'religious' around the world: Sacred Ritual, Right Action, Devotion, Shamanic Mediation, Mystical Quest, a
Today, Chandler and Marc run through the myriad of ways that "religion" can be shaped toward the societal and personal "Good"... but ALSO how it can be bent and shape-shifted into ways that are BAD for human beings and h
Welcome back! Today, Chandler and Marc speak about "what all religions do". We discuss -thriving-(re)solving alienation, guilt and death, and-religion as a kind of "immortality projects" we take on.Like this podclass? Le
We're outside today, on the banks of the world's 3rd oldest river: The French Broad. CLASS 4: What are some common tasks all religions share? What are some common things that all religions do? Especially important here i
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The Technicolor Dreamcoat of Religion is hosted by Marc Mullinax. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 25 episodes.
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