Brian Nuckols
Brian Nuckols
Talking Apocalyptic Politics with Peter Rollins
Talking Apocalyptic Politics with Peter Rollins
Talking Apocalyptic Politics with Peter Rollins
Thursday 4th August 2022
Join Brian Nuckols and Peter Rollins as they discuss pyrotheology, apocalyptic politics, and human contradictions on 'Peace Now'.
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Get the buttons here!Peter Rollins on Pyrotheology and Human Contradictions: A Deep Dive
So what I'm basically saying is that for me, the well, I'll put it in Todd Mcgowan's terms- for me the right has traditionally been about turning contradiction into opposition.
Imagine a conversation that intertwines philosophy, politics, and the very essence of being human. In this episode of 'Peace Now', Brian Nuckols sits down with Peter Rollins, a thinker who challenges conventional wisdom and invites listeners to question everything. They explore the intriguing concept of pyrotheology, a blend of theology and philosophy that seeks to understand the complexities of faith and existence in a modern context.
Rollins shares his journey, revealing how his personal experiences have shaped his understanding of the world and led him to develop unique tools for navigating life's contradictions. The discussion takes an unexpected turn into apocalyptic politics, examining how societal breakdowns can offer prophetic insights and opportunities for transformation. Rollins doesn't shy away from the tough questions about desire, sacrifice, and what truly makes life meaningful.
They even delve into Marxist applications and media theory, pondering how these ideas intersect with spiritual and political thought. The episode wraps up with a compelling dialogue on the coexistence of progressivism and apocalypticism, leaving listeners with plenty to ponder. If you're curious about the deeper layers of human experience and the philosophical underpinnings of our societal structures, this episode is a must-listen.