A bit more than a year into this podcast series, it felt like a good time to stop and reflect […]
E10 The highest fellowship: C.G Jung & Adolf Keller with Pastor Kenneth Kovacs.
“I think that individuation should be in service to the community. It should lead to one’s living within the larger. […]
E9 Jesus was the first psychoanalyst with Donald Carveth
“Jesus was the first psychoanalyst. The most brilliant psychoanalyst of all time. The whole theory of projection is right there. […]
E8. Religious but not religious with Jason E. Smith
“I think so much of Jung’s work is his wrestling with Christianity. I think if you want to understand Jung, […]
E7. Jung as a prophet for the 21st century with David Tacey
What we’re going through at the moment is the crucifixion of Christianity. Christians are saying, help, help, this is not […]
E6. The White Raven: C.G Jung & Victor White with Ann Conrad Lammers
What does it mean for Jung to be a Christian? Those symbols of the Christian church continued to matter for […]
What do we do if God is dead? Jung’s Red Book as an anti-Zarathustra.
What do we do if God is dead? British scholar, Paul Bishop examines the links and relationships between Nietzsche’s Zarathustra […]
E5. Imitatio Faust: Jung, Goethe and the question of secular redemption with Paul Bishop
I’ve learned an awful lot from Jung. I feel I have an immense debt of gratitude to him, in that […]
E4. Bowing before the mystery: Islam & individuation with Bernard Sartorius
Islam basically is acceptance. And this acceptance is not exactly identical with the Christian faith. Islam has—this is what interests […]
Dreaming the dream forward with Sean McGrath (Extra material 2 EP3)
In this extra material to the third episode of Psychology & The Cross, philosopher and theology professor Sean McGrath speak on how to advance […]