Rooted, a Lenten series, discusses what it means to be human and encounter the real. Justin Perry and Krista Corbello offer their reflections on a "new theology of the body" in reference to what it means to be human, how we relate to the increasingly digitized world, the importance for being rooted in reality, and what makes us distinct from even the most advanced technologies. In this episode, we explore the distinctly human qualities of relationships and experience, the natural tendency to anthropomorphize, the impact of experience on art or literature consumption, the dangers of digital communication, the rise of depersonalization and subsequent cybersecurity risks, the moral dilemma of technology use in war, generational perspectives on human connection, the effect of anonymity on the internet, the relationship between experience, innocence, intellectual exploration, and personal growth, the lifelong joy of discovering your own and others' humanity through incarnational experiences, and experience as the highest form of knowledge. If you would like to receive more content like this, follow me on social media @KristaCorbello or subscribe to my mailing list at KristaCorbello.com. Consider becoming a patron on Patreon to gain access to exclusive content including sneak peeks into upcoming podcast series like Carousel Theology as well as original music and live worship sets, voice note diaries, and my talks on the culture of life, psychology, activism, friendship, leadership, the arts, and more.All from God, all through God, and all for God. This episode was sponsored in part by: TJ, Nikki, Bridget, Gina, Katrina, and JR. Music: www.purple-planet.com
