
Homebrewed Christianity Get Lost in Order to be Saved! John Caputo on Radical Theology
May 8, 2012
John Jack Caputo, a leading philosopher of religion known for radical theology, joins to dive into transformative ideas in faith and spirituality. He discusses the tension between radical and confessional theologies, inviting listeners to rethink their beliefs through the lens of postmodern thinkers like Derrida and Hegel. Conversations span personal responsibility in spirituality, the complexities of divine understanding, and the impact of gendered language in theology. Caputo emphasizes embracing the unexpected in divine relationships and reframing prayer as a personal act of hope amidst uncertainty.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Teasing a Theological Gathering: A Playful Anticipation
04:21 • 2min
Exploring Radical Theology
06:35 • 15min
The Insistence of God: An Invitation to Respond
21:20 • 6min
The Path of Personal Responsibility in Spirituality
27:38 • 12min
Exploring Radical Theology and Hegel's Influence
40:00 • 22min
Radical Theology and Its Implications
01:01:45 • 17min
Exploring Process Philosophy and Theology
01:18:48 • 10min
