Justin Otto
Justin Otto
An Exploration of the Philosophy of Religion, the Tao and Theology with David L. Carter
An Exploration of the Philosophy of Religion, the Tao and Theology with David L. Carter
An Exploration of the Philosophy of Religion, the Tao and Theology with David L. Carter
Friday 19th November 2021
Join Justin Otto on 'Dharma Junkie' as he explores religion, Taoism, and the role of art in spirituality with David L. Carter.
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Get the buttons here!David L. Carter: Unpacking Religion, Taoism, and Art with Justin Otto
Generally, if you have that belief, it's because you've had certain experiences, whether they're the experience of going to a church and having the doctrine taught to you and it makes sense to you, or you have some kind of experience of the numinous, maybe in nature or just in everyday life.
Curious about how religion, philosophy, and art intersect? In this intriguing episode of 'Dharma Junkie', host Justin Otto sits down with David L. Carter, a librarian and author with a rich background in theology and religious studies. Carter, known for his thought-provoking novels like 'Familiar' and 'The Rat Reverend Clancy and the Seven Sacraments', brings a unique perspective to the table.
Together, they dive into the Taoist principles of yin and yang, ponder the nature of evil, and debate whether the universe has a designer. Carter also shares how art plays a pivotal role in spirituality, offering listeners a fresh lens to view their own beliefs and experiences. This episode is perfect for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of religion and spirituality while enjoying a compelling conversation.
Tune in for an engaging blend of philosophical insights and personal anecdotes that promise to leave you thinking long after the episode ends.