Podcast
On Being with Krista Tippett
The book's opening line, "Man is his own most vexing problem," was discussed as an insightful starting point for spiritual life.
was not about who God is but who we are because the great theology is also this investigation of What it means to be human and you know, I discovered Reinhold Niebuhr. Have you ever heard of him? It's...
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The book's opening line, "Man is his own most vexing problem," was discussed as an insightful starting point for spiritual life.
was not about who God is but who we are because the great theology is also this investigation of What it means to be human and you know, I discovered Reinhold Niebuhr. Have you ever heard of him? It's a name in 20s
Okay, I mean mid 20th century public theology we could use some of that right now frankly the very first line of his book the nature and destiny of man is I think just one of the greatest senses and one of the most wise senses which it starts
Man is his own most vexing problem Okay, I mean and Nowadays, he would probably say I don't know He wouldn't use the word man but the thing is like I am my own most vexing problem that is also a beginning of spiritual life and