Homebrewed Christianity God is NOT a Man... & other Not-So-Shocking Things You Learn in Religion 101
Jul 8, 2014
Greg Horton, an ex-pastor turned religion professor from Oklahoma, dives into the intriguing insights learned from a Religion 101 course. He challenges traditional notions of God’s gender, advocating for inclusive language that addresses societal inequalities. Horton also draws fascinating parallels between biblical narratives and ancient myths, inviting listeners to broaden their understanding of faith. He critiques the conflict between faith and reason in American Christianity, while urging a re-examination of the ethical implications found in the Sermon on the Mount.
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Intro
00:00 • 5min
Language, Gender, and the Divine
04:46 • 12min
Exploring the Non-Unique Nature of Biblical Narratives
16:41 • 5min
Exploring the Nature of Faith
21:27 • 4min
Faith, Reason, and the American Religious Landscape
25:39 • 5min
Sacred Texts: Human Constructs and Community Authority
30:40 • 22min
The Ethical Complexity of the Sermon on the Mount
53:02 • 11min