Curt Jaimungal
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30,942 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 7 Sep
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But is God real?
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Lerman, professor of anthropology at Stanford.
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Much of her work is about how people come to experience God as real.
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People
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On this channel, I, Kurt J. Mungall, interview researchers regarding their theories of reality with rigor and technical depth.
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It's kind of the in-between
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real but not real.
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where God lives.
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It turns out people don't often practice religion because God already feels completely real to them.
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Religious practice is partly what makes God come to feel real.
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Importantly, the professor is not arguing that God is therefore imaginary or non-existent.
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Her question is purely anthropological.
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Regardless of whether God objectively exists, how does an invisible God become experientially real to us?
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Professor, when someone says that a Sam Harris or a Dawkins type hasn't found God because they're not open to God, there needs to be some element of sincerity there.
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What do you make of claims like that?
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What's the evidence for that and what's the counter evidence?
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What is it about Augustine and people like him who say that they want to believe, so in this case, he wants to become a Christian, but even in that phrase,
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implies he's not a Christian, which implies he doesn't believe.
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So what precisely is going on?
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There is something that you don't think is the case, but then you want it to be the case.
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