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Thank you so much for this insightful event!

Thank you so much for this insightful event!

Why is this sister ‘preaching’ New Age Eugenics and not the Truth of Christianity let alone Catholicism. Sad times we live in. The confusion that she and many like her are causing the laity and anyone seeking truth is scary because their souls depend on sound teaching. Not tickling of the ears with this gobbligook! Cosmos? That’s Scientology and satanic! Has she been excommunicated like Tielhard had been? This is the garbage taught in Catholic colleges and universities. When Jesus returns will He find His truth at all? We live in sad times. A time such as Sodom and Gomorrah.

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"something has been wanting to happen from the beginning..."🤣

Easter:- Reincarnation under Yahweh, Resurrection by Grace of Elohim. ua-cam.com/video/x3BD1z0Buq0/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/NHFix6hi8CY/v-deo.html Easter is the Time of the Sun, The Christ. ua-cam.com/video/qS8q2JEhCPc/v-deo.html

Looking forward very much to reading the book in connection with my dissertation. I wonder if Tim Morton has encountered Thich Nhat Hanh and the Zen part of the Mahayana tradition and his econological thought, which centers on interbeing as well as dependent origination in the Plum Village tradition of Buddhism. Thay (Nhat Hanh) was a reformer of aspects of Buddhism and sends people back to root traditions such as Christianity. He wrote the popular versions, such as Jesus and Buddha as Brothers, and also transations and commentary on sutras in the Mahayana tradition (the Diamond, Heart, and Lotus Sutras, and many other sutras. In Plum Village, check out Phap Linh or Brother Spitit and his dharma talks on UA-cam re ecology, neuroscience, and Buddhist teaching.

This was a wonderful occasion. Sam is a terrific intellect and a lovely soul.

With the deepening of knowledge in each field and expansion of disciplines even since Berry's time (my college offers degrees in Homeland Security, as if law or criminal justice and other fields aren't narrow enough to produce Homeland Security workers). In this narrowing of universities they are less universal. Less thinking and less wise in general.

Thank you for such an awesome podcast Sam and Missy!

Jason is a national treasure, wirthy of rumination.

good work

I was an adjunct professor for 6.5 years. Everybody deserves a middle class salary and benefits for that work. Good of you to look at the positive. But academic freedom ought not be tied to poverty. Maybe i can go back to it when i retire. Good scholarship though. Thanks for your work.

Thank you, Sam, and of course Yale forum! Well, all of the conversations have been precious, this one on celebration speaks to the very heart of my life work at this time. We have a collection of 38 evolutionary rituals - celebrations - and daily practises - celebrations of this evolutionary moment based on the transformational moments of our common story. I had not heard Thomas speak to such an extent on celebration before, and it takes the word into the widest human context, cosmic matrix. Thank you so much.

Freya Mathews is the most creative, ecological philosopher ever to come out of Australia. An unsung hero in Australian ecological philosophy. Read her books, poetry and articles and grow in wisdom.

Yale & other forums need to muster courage to face upto the dominance of Scientific view in policy framework of UN.

Sweet postmodernism, bros.

Wow. These are a blessing. More relevant than ever.

Listened to his collected works part 1-3 last evening. So happy that you never give up on us,

Wonderful. Thank you!!!

Thanks for this informative, inspiring and encouraging discussion ! I agree that our Christian faith points in the direction of distributive justice. Unfortunately, leading Catholic figures in the U.S. seem blind in this regard, and actually oppose anything that looks like “socialism” , or “woke”. Shame on them. I am a Progressive Protestant and I love Pope Francis ! There is hope! Thanks for what you are both doing.

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2016 had another ah ha moment hearing Thomas Berrys lectures etc etc. Then fell in love with Brian Swimmes ' butiful words. Oops before that R. Tarnas and then Matt Segal! OMG -so Blessed to lived Now! Thankyou infinitely..,..

Hi Sam, I deeply appreciate what you are doing with the Forum on Religion and Ecology. I was a student of Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim when they were at Bucknell. I had the great privilege of studying with them as an undergraduate. I didn't have the foresight at that time to see where they were headed with developing the field of religion and ecology, and it's been amazing to watch from a distance. I initially began a graduate program that I shortly backed out of for several reasons, and eventually found my place within the Zen tradition, studying with my teacher as a monastic for 15 years, primarily in central Pennsylvania near Bucknell. Now I'm more of a quasi-monastic, as I am married with kids, run a Zen center, and also teach World Religions part time for a community college in Des Moines, Iowa. All this to say that my classes begin today for the community college and I am inspired by your use of the word "force" and being a force perhaps, of nature. I certainly felt that Mary Evelyn and John embodied that moral force as well as a consistent positivity in their way of interacting with the world. I also appreciate how you use the term lineage. In Zen we also talk about the lineage of Zen ancestors going back to the Buddha. It's a very powerful way of connecting with the source of life. Saying that Brian Swimme and Thomas Berry are, in my view, "lineage holders," means something, and helps me to plug into that energy. In any case, I think we all need constant reminders to plug into that energy that or that love of life, or that union with nature in all its grandeur and all of its terror and destruction that is embodied to a high degree in our "lineage." Thank you!

Bravo, Dr. Allison on comprehensive integration of All countering the disintegration that iii's that separate, close our Eyes and harm rather than we, we, we, can open our EYES to recognize All. Thomas Merton: "The radical truth of reality is that we are all one." Dr. Darryl Luke Pokea

"The Thing" that entered Teilhard. ua-cam.com/video/FLIp5Utqyug/v-deo.html

Cool video. As somebody who has published my own work based on Berry's writings, i enjoyed seeing this in my feed. Nice work. I know quite a bit about Berry but still learned something.

Thank you Dr. Allison for your vision and leadership in these essential connections and conversations of spirituality, religion and ecology. Keep doing the good work and being a catalyst of hope and positive energy for the future of our planet!

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Have you read Ivan Illich, the hugely famous priest turned social critic, 1 page statement "Philosophy On Soil"?

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Really enjoy this lady’s book but I’m a bit confused if she’s a “believer” in Jesus Christ, I would think she would want her children to accept him as well. You aren’t saved by doing communion and doing religious practices. Jesus talked about that extensively. It’s about truly believing in Him and having a relationship with Him. She seems a lot more of the Jewish beliefs than of Christian. I don’t see Christianity as religion either. I’m a Christian which means I believe Jesus is God and have a relationship with Him. I do agree that a lot religions and people of different traditions all seem to have a similar belief and view of nature which I believe as well that connecting with God through creation is essential but I keep a very strong relationship with Jesus Christ. Maybe someone can help me out because maybe I’m misunderstanding some of what she’s saying. I just don’t think she really understands what believing in Jesus really means. I know Catholics seem to have a belief that doing religious practices gets them saved but that’s just not correct.

Thank You all!

I was introduced to the works of father Thomas Berry by a St. Franciscan sister Anne Keatly when she was serving in Mutare, Zimbabwe. I have come to follow and speak out more and my thoughts are derived from this great Man. May His Soul Rest In Peace 🙏

This should be downloadable content. The whole world needs to know who Father Thomas Berry was and ponder seriously upon his message.

Today’s environmentalists are nothing more than greedy,virtue signaling idiots. They care nothing nor even understand the workings of Mother Nature. They just want to feel important and make money. Most being foolish followers of false self appointed gods.

Well done!

Imagination is assimilative and receptive of external and internal objects ... And is instantaneous in the formation of images within our perception. Space does not feature in this perspective . And time is circular. Good conversation. Thank you

Aether... This is a very ancient conception of divine imagination. The latter platonists of whom very little is said had a full treatment of PHANTASIA THROUGH PYTHOGORAS ...

Hey when they set off that bomb at white sands a big Ol cloud of radio active fallout went over to Tularosa and all the Native People there got Cancer and otheres as well ,terrible tragedy

"Environmentalism is the religion of the modern urban atheist." - Prof. Joel Kotkin, Chapman U.

Good job mom!

Irony is constitutive of humanity (to think otherwise would be like believing in "the invention of lies"), different currents have made use of it. Postmodernism is the basis of the current cultural war, which is "bleeding" the human soul (nihilism, cynicism) and the social fabric. Does anyone believe that the cultural battle is going to be won by one of the sides? It should never have happened, with the cultural war we all lose, that is why postmodernism is a mistake of the West, which with such a philosophy is killing itself itself, giving the "moral" opportunity for Orientalism to triumph, also doing so economically and ultimately culturally (there are "suspicions" for the Hebrew religions, but not for the Eastern ones, simply more spiritual and practical and some of them without gods).

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If we need a new spirituality, then the spirituality of Saint Paul was wrong, since that can't be true, as his epistles were inspired by the Holy Ghost, it follows that Chardin was wrong. This heresy is taking over the Jesuit Order and with it, the Papacy itself. Dark days ahead.

I truly value your thoughts. It is helping me to have a broader and more balanced perspective and a more open mind. I have had a mainly negative view of postmodernism. I've never heard of its constructive side.

Just purchased the book. Kindle - by necessity. Integral Imprint publication, what a revelation. Tells an important story, in itself.

This is exactly what I was looking for, hoping for, when I discovered this series. Thank you greatly.

Dear Dr pankaj bhai I truly respect your programme with manoj bhai.wish u both michhami dukdam.