In part three of this discussion, Paul Axton and Megan Kenyon talk about the failures and inadequacies of Utopian societies and attempt to describe the ideal understanding of the Christian community - especially as it relates to the embodied human condition and the need to meet the entirety of human needs. As a female artist, Megan describes the particular struggle of women in the Church.
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Baptism as Defeat of the Lie of Sin
Sermon: Abba as Fulfillment of Cosmic Incorporation
Hegel, Serial Killers, Kierkegaard, Žižek and Jesus
Sermon: The Thanksgiving Character Engendered by the Spirit
Discerning the Secular and Satanic
Sermon: The Feminine Work of the Spirit Overcoming the Masculine Conception of God
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Sermon: Distinguishing Redemptive and Sinful Suffering
Traversing the Fundamental Fantasy Through Baptism
Sermon: The Primal Desire: To Be Recognized by God
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The Bicameral Mind and the Bible
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