Owen Barfield’s ‘Saving the Appearances’ : The Theology Pugcast

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  • @jackuber7358
    @jackuber7358 3 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Thank you, gentlemen, for yet another mentally stimulating presentation. I always come away from your discussions feeling just a little smarter, just a little more informed, just a little more soundly theological, just a little more Biblically literate, and completely entertained by your obviously real and fond commeradery and fascinating repartee. You make me very envious of having such close friends with which to share a pint and exchange truly meaningful conversation. God bless you three Pugsters and may you grumble together for all eternity to the glory of our Savior and Lord, Christ Jesus. Maranatha!

  • @andapeterson5996
    @andapeterson5996 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    I’m reading Alan Jacob’s the Narnian and this is connecting so well with ideas presented in there! Also, this discussion reminds me of Charlotte Mason’s 12th Principle that is “education is the science of relations” that is, that we are to help kids form relationships with all areas of knowledge. She was a huge proponent of time spent in nature, a participatory knowledge like one you discussed. I highly recommend A Philosophy of Education. It seems to solve some of the weaknesses I see in the modern classical school movement. She herself was thoroughly classical (Latin, Plutarch, Shakespeare, etc) but taught that even young children were to be given life giving ideas through literature far more than rote memory. Grammar was not a stage but something ongoing. I myself am learning the grammar of the natural world that I missed as a child. I have jabbered on long enough. Great podcast!

  • @Owen_Barfield
    @Owen_Barfield 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thanks for taking this on. Well done.

  • @BunBunontheRun
    @BunBunontheRun 2 ปีที่แล้ว

    I am reading Saving the Appearances now. Came here for some clarification. Barfield's writings tie my brain into knots. Thank you for loosening those knots a bit.

  • @19battlehill
    @19battlehill หลายเดือนก่อน

    Academy is never over -- you open a new Academy.

  • @natebozeman4510
    @natebozeman4510 ปีที่แล้ว

    I'm reading this book now, and I feel like I just had an epiphany. Looking for more insight from this conversation

  • @emmashalliker6862
    @emmashalliker6862 ปีที่แล้ว

    "it's because God"
    My fucking word.
    Saying this to children with cancer. It's because of God, in God own time, for God own reasons.

  • @Quaxay
    @Quaxay ปีที่แล้ว

    34:00 the historical christ is a revelation of the eternal son who has always been the begotten and the light to illumine all things
    Im Anschluss:
    Science as magic as exerting our control over nature control as imposing our will over things and wills. how to subdue reality to the wishes of men conforming the soul to reality

  • @19battlehill
    @19battlehill หลายเดือนก่อน

    Also disagree about Lewis and Barfield difference on Christianity (not sure about Tolkien) --- Lewis saw Jesus Christ as a bridge to God -- through Jesus is how humans reach salvation. This is what is generally taught today. Barfield saw Jesus Christ as a REVEALER and he revealed that we are Gods --- Humans do not have to cross a bridge to get to the Kingdom of God -- it is within us. Big Big Difference.

  • @19battlehill
    @19battlehill ปีที่แล้ว

    Human Culture and and individual people all operate on different levels of consciousness -- so you get some people to respond to the nudge and the reward -- but for people with a higher level of consciousness they will NOT respond to Pavlov's bell. I think your comments on Rudolf Steiner show me that you have not really studied STEINER.

  • @19battlehill
    @19battlehill หลายเดือนก่อน

    Correct -- Science came to western people because of Christianity --- but don't deny today and thousands of years of culture and how Western People view the world compared to Africans, South Americana and others that have not had 500 years of Science in their culture and over 1,000 years of Christianity. HUMANS are all at different levels of consciousness --- some cultures more advanced than others. Don't dismiss this ----