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Black Company Theology

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  • Walking the Line Between Heresy and Truth
    Grahame Philip Walker
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Episodes
  • BCT ep. 24: Sheeple

    BCT ep. 24: Sheeple
    Apr 16 2021
    In a continued look into Gnosticism, Dangerous looks at the lack of meaning within an atheistic worldview and points out that despite this, people spend their whole lives looking for meaning. Trying to give their lives meaning. He looks at how younger generations are being told they could, and should, have their dreams come true … Continue reading BCT ep. 24: Sheeple →
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    18 mins
  • BCT ep. 23: The First Rule of Gnostic Club

    BCT ep. 23: The First Rule of Gnostic Club
    Mar 21 2021
    In this episode Dangerous goes back to the 1st Century to make sense of the 21st Century. Because History teaches us stuff, who knew? Specifically he looks at the heresy of Gnosticism that grew out of early Christianity and re-imagined it as if humans were the centre. We could work out all the secrets of … Continue reading BCT ep. 23: The First Rule of Gnostic Club →
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    16 mins
  • BCT ep. 22: ‘God is Dead’ …He is Risen Indeed

    BCT ep. 22: ‘God is Dead’ …He is Risen Indeed
    Mar 6 2021
    In this next philosophical episode, Dangerous tackles Nietzsche’s famous line ‘God is dead’. He puts it into it’s actual context and discusses how this relates to our Postmodern society. And, oh, boy, does it, but maybe not in the way you think it does. He goes on to talk about purpose and the idea that … Continue reading BCT ep. 22: ‘God is Dead’ …He is Risen Indeed →
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    11 mins
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