Thank you so much for this first episode of your new podcast. I listened to every word with interest, empathy and respect. My own long life with and in search of God has been a path or quest for enlightenment. I am very pleased to meet Jerry Martin and intend to seek out his writings.
Thanks, Greg! I'm glad you liked the conversation. I'll actually be asking that question to Jerry for an "extra" that will be included when I publish the transcript (behind the paywall) within the next few weeks.
Excellent interview! Looking forward to more. I would love to hear you talk with Jeffrey Kripal, professor of religion at Rice. I can only imagine the deepness of conversation the two of you could have.
Thank you for the good words, and also the suggestion. I agree that Jeff is a fascinating thinker and scholar. I'm a confirmed fan of his work. He actually provided the initial networking connection that put me in contact with the crowd of scholars who contributed to my academic encyclopedia of the paranormal, GHOSTS, SPIRITS, AND PSYCHICS.
Thank you so much for this first episode of your new podcast. I listened to every word with interest, empathy and respect. My own long life with and in search of God has been a path or quest for enlightenment. I am very pleased to meet Jerry Martin and intend to seek out his writings.
I'm glad the interview connected with you. I hope you find Jerry's book valuable. In case this would be of additional help, you can read my review of the book at https://www.teemingbrain.com/2017/03/28/a-fascinating-and-important-re-visioning-of-god-and-religion-god-an-autobiography.
Fascinating conversation! I'd love to know why Jerry thinks God chose to speak to him in particular.
Thanks, Greg! I'm glad you liked the conversation. I'll actually be asking that question to Jerry for an "extra" that will be included when I publish the transcript (behind the paywall) within the next few weeks.
Excellent interview! Looking forward to more. I would love to hear you talk with Jeffrey Kripal, professor of religion at Rice. I can only imagine the deepness of conversation the two of you could have.
Thank you for the good words, and also the suggestion. I agree that Jeff is a fascinating thinker and scholar. I'm a confirmed fan of his work. He actually provided the initial networking connection that put me in contact with the crowd of scholars who contributed to my academic encyclopedia of the paranormal, GHOSTS, SPIRITS, AND PSYCHICS.