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In this thought-provoking episode, Tony Papert and poet Dan Leach, delve into the idea of the sublime and its connection
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In this thought-provoking episode, Tony Papert and poet Dan Leach, delve into the idea of the sublime and its connection to the proposed Third Christian Renaissance. Dan Leach explores how humanity can access divine power through classical art and presents his views on the spiritual warfare affecting modern society. Inspired by profound works of art and poetry, Leach discusses the eternal struggle against the forces of evil, the essence of sublime experiences, and their redemptive power. Drawing from historical examples and personal experience, he emphasizes the transformative impact of connecting with a higher, universal truth. The episode includes an insightful discussion of philosophical and theological ideas, an analysis of sublime art, and readings from Friedrich Schiller and Percy Bysshe Shelley, offering a deep reflection on human potential and spirituality.
00:00 Introduction to the Third Christian Renaissance
01:16 Exploring the Sublime: A Window into the Renaissance
03:48 The Devil at Woodstock: A Poetic Inspiration
06:17 Understanding the Spiritual War
10:38 The Role of Sublime Art in Human Experience
14:51 The Concept of the Sublime in Philosophy and Art
21:03 The Divine Power and Human Creativity
29:44 The Historical Impact of Sublime Art
43:02 The Ultimate Remedy: Sublime Art and Cultural Redemption
44:20 Closing Thoughts and Shelley's Ode to the West Wind
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