Pluribus and...God? A fan podcast

Spencer

What if the aliens of "Pluribus" are reflections of our deepest ideas about God? In this two-part series, host Spencer and Rev. Colin Kerr explore the profound intersections between Pluribus and spirituality. Through careful analysis and open conversation, they examine how the show's depiction of transformed humans mirrors humanity’s enduring questions about divinity, free will, and how we relate to an all-knowing presence. Designed for both devoted fans and curious newcomers, this series invites listeners to consider how the show invokes curiosity about our concept of God.

Episodes

  1. 28/12/2025

    Pluribus and the nature of...God? Part 2

    Exploring the parallels between divinity and the alien humans of Pluribus, this episode bridges theology and sci-fi—questioning how much truth does God give us and the dynamic between “converted” aliens and the survivors. This is Part 2 with Rev Colin Kerr and Spencer. It is helpful to listen to Part 1 to start. Thanks for tuning in!

    20 min
  2. Pluribus and the nature of...God? Part 1

    28/12/2025

    Pluribus and the nature of...God? Part 1

    In Pluribus, transformed human-aliens become a mirror for God—an exploration of our concept of God. What would you ask an all-knowing being? Can oneness coexist with multiplicity? And does even God face constraints? A podcast for those who want to explore interesting intersections between Pluribus and theism.

    17 min
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What if the aliens of "Pluribus" are reflections of our deepest ideas about God? In this two-part series, host Spencer and Rev. Colin Kerr explore the profound intersections between Pluribus and spirituality. Through careful analysis and open conversation, they examine how the show's depiction of transformed humans mirrors humanity’s enduring questions about divinity, free will, and how we relate to an all-knowing presence. Designed for both devoted fans and curious newcomers, this series invites listeners to consider how the show invokes curiosity about our concept of God.

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