Podcast
On Being with Krista Tippett
It documents a personal spiritual journey and exploration of the concept of proof for God's existence, examining various perspectives throughout history and exploring the relationship between faith, reason, and interpersonal relationships. The author reflected on how the search for proof was less about the existence of God and more about how we conceptualize God and our relationships with each other.
around the time I was 17 or 18 this funny thing happened in the midst of this very interesting upbringing that I found myself drawn into the Catholic Church.
— Episode: Nathan Schneider — The Wisdom of Millenn...
Episode: Nathan Schneider — The Wisdom of Millennials
It documents a personal spiritual journey and exploration of the concept of proof for God's existence, examining various perspectives throughout history and exploring the relationship between faith, reason, and interpersonal relationships. The author reflected on how the search for proof was less about the existence of God and more about how we conceptualize God and our relationships with each other.
around the time I was 17 or 18 this funny thing happened in the midst of this very interesting upbringing that I found myself drawn into the Catholic Church.
one almost gone after noon in November as I stepped out into what sun remained in the day approved for the existence of God to hold of me.
reason alone one way or another eventually turns into reasoning together it sees the light of day it meets its own history it strikes up a conversation and is never the same afterward.
Episode: [Unedited] Nathan Schneider with Krista Tippett
It was discussed how the book details the author's personal search for meaning and understanding of faith, exploring both historical and contemporary perspectives on the concept of "proof" in relation to God and how it reflects on relationships between people.
One almost gone afternoon in November as I stepped out into what sun remained in the day, a proof for the existence of God took hold of me.
I tried to avoid explaining what that experience was because I have no idea still.
the way I'd been framing the question, the way the question was being framed around me was not the only way to do it and maybe wasn't the best way. Or maybe even the most interesting way.
as the business of reading technology continues along as trajectory, whether apocalyptic or utopian are both, perhaps those of us who continue to fancy ourselves concerned readers, however much we give into the new and shiny, might turn our attention and new to what one might call inner work.
Episode: Nathan Schneider — The Wisdom of Millennials
It explores the author's personal search for proof of God's existence, examining the history of this question across various traditions and the relationship between faith, reason, and interpersonal relationships. The author's own experience with Catholicism is a central part of this exploration.
one almost gone after noon in November as I stepped out into what sun remained in the day approved for the existence of God to hold of me.
reason alone one way or another eventually turns into reasoning together it sees the light of day it meets its own history it strikes up a conversation and is never the same afterward.
Episode: [Unedited] Nathan Schneider with Krista Tippett
It was discussed as the author's first book, detailing his personal spiritual journey and exploration of the concept of "proof" in relation to God's existence. The book explores how different conceptions of God impact how people think about each other.
God in Proof: The Story of a Search from the Ancients to the Internet
So book one is God in Proof, the story of a search from the ancients to the internet. And book two is Thank You, Anarchy: Notes from the Occupy Apocalypse.