Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview: Interview with Randy Woodley

A Pastor and a Philosopher Walk into a Bar

Randy S. Woodley is a Native American theologian, community builder, and seed farmer, and sees little difference between those vocations. We speak with him about the relationship between Christianity, Judaism, and Native American religion, the contrasts and similarities between indigenous and Western worldviews, why he thinks the Bible shouldn't have been translated into indigenous languages, and what a sweat lodge is like. He's a prolific author with a podcast of his own, as well as a down to earth guy (literally and theologically). The books discussed or mentioned in the episode are:

• Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview – Randy Woodley
• Shalom and the Community of Creation – Randy Woodley
• Mission and the Cultural Other – Randy Woodley
• Healing the Soul Wound – Eduardo Duran

The bourbon we sampled in this episode is a New Riff Single Barrel Barrel Select store pick from Story Hill BKC.
The beverage tasting is at 1:11. To skip to the main segment, go to 5:03.
You can find the transcript for this episode here.

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1. Indigenous Theology and the Western Worldview: Interview with Randy Woodley (00:00:00)

2. Beverage Tasting (00:02:46)

3. Interview (00:07:35)