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Flying Geese Theology

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by Brian Johnson

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Welcome to Flying Geese Theology! This podcast explores the myriad of ways we are meant to live for God, in school, in the media we intake, in politics, in our careers, you name it, we'll probably talk about it at some point. The name Flying Geese Theology is from a parable of Søren Kierkegaard. He tells a story about geese who go to church and hear a sermon about how they're destined for flight, but then never fly. On Flying Geese Theology, we intend to fly.

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September 11, 2022

Listening Charitably

Hey listeners! In this episode we discuss charity as an intellectual virtue and how it can help us as Christians to live as the church and love each other!

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NonViolence, Narratives, and the Church

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June 2, 2022

What's up with all these geese?

<p>Welcome to the podcast! In this Episode we talk about who I am, what's up with the geese, and what's this podcast all about.</p>

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What is Flying Geese Theology?

Welcome to Flying Geese Theology! This podcast explores the myriad of ways we are meant to live for God, in school, in the media we intake, in politics, in our careers, you name it, we'll probably talk about it at some point. The name Flying Geese Theology is from a parable of Søren Kierkegaard. He tells a story about geese who go to church and hear a sermon about how they're destined for flight, but then never fly. On Flying Geese Theology, we intend to fly.

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