March 17, 2024 The Resonance of Transcendentals: Truth, Goodness, and Beauty in Modern Times

A Show of Faith

Embark on a philosophical journey as we converse with Reverend David Capes, Father Mario Arroyo, Rudy Kong, and Rabbi Stuart Federow, exploring God's profound existence and the essence of human belief. We open with the promise of deep introspection into the timeless conversations that have shaped our understanding of faith, art, and philosophy. Our dialogue will leave you with a heightened appreciation for the intersection of these realms as we remember Sir Roger Scruton's legacy and ponder the transformative impact of beauty on society.
Art's evolution and the cultural shift from building to deconstructing forms a centerpiece in our discussion, with memes emerging as modern canvases of expression. The conversation spans from the role of liberal arts post-Enlightenment to Nietzsche's notorious proclamation of God's demise and its aftermath in our cultural fabric. Join us as we dissect how these shifts affect our perception of truth and beauty and what consequences come from a world that prioritizes critique over celebration.
In the contemplative spirit of the transcendentals—Truth, Goodness, and Beauty—we grapple with their divine resonance and the philosophical quandaries they present in the current climate of spiritual warfare. As we honor believers' resilience and Judeo-Christian values' endurance amidst modern challenges, this episode not only enlightens but also inspires. Stay connected with us for next week's episode under the masterful direction of Stuart as we further our quest for understanding in these crucial conversations that shape our human experience.

Kapitler

1. Discussing Faith With Religious Leaders (00:00:00)

2. Beauty, Art, and Philosophy (00:05:41)

3. Beauty and the Beholder (00:14:14)

4. Deconstruction of Beauty in Society (00:27:09)

5. The Meaning of Truth, Goodness, Beauty (00:39:43)

6. Spiritual Warfare and Believer's Resilience (00:53:11)