Your podcast "Psychology & the Cross" is an amazing contribution to Jungian research and philosophy researchers. Delightful and vibrant, all the voices presented here bring me several steps closer to my aspirations and goals. Thank you so much, and please, keep on!
53:50 "I think he, in a sense exceeded all the traditions (in his thinking)". A great example of inflation and Jung's legacy as it is understood by his so often deluded followers. Although I would defend Jung here and claim that he wouldn't go so far as to proclaim he exceeded our wisdom traditions. He gave modern man a tool to link back with the symbolic world.
Dr. Stein held my attention until he quite inexplicably and shallowly asserts the US church is split down political lines with the right supporting a racist in Trump while the “mainstream” is doing the Christian work. This is lazy groupthink and lacks the deeper examination that Jungians would proclaim necessary.
Your podcast "Psychology & the Cross" is an amazing contribution to Jungian research and philosophy researchers. Delightful and vibrant, all the voices presented here bring me several steps closer to my aspirations and goals. Thank you so much, and please, keep on!
Thank you so much for this generous feedback! It means a lot ☺️
53:50 "I think he, in a sense exceeded all the traditions (in his thinking)". A great example of inflation and Jung's legacy as it is understood by his so often deluded followers. Although I would defend Jung here and claim that he wouldn't go so far as to proclaim he exceeded our wisdom traditions. He gave modern man a tool to link back with the symbolic world.
Dr. Stein held my attention until he quite inexplicably and shallowly asserts the US church is split down political lines with the right supporting a racist in Trump while the “mainstream” is doing the Christian work. This is lazy groupthink and lacks the deeper examination that Jungians would proclaim necessary.
He lost all credibility when he called Trump a racist.