1 hr 50 min

SE2 Finale: Love, Worship, and Gods The Bottom Turtle Podcast

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In this episode, Oyani and Dr. Ray discuss  their views on the concept of God and the idea that love is worship.  They also discuss their experiences with Christianity and how it has impacted their views on religion.  

To discuss how they view god, the hosts use the same argument from "Pointing in the Continuum" to justify their use of the word spirit.  Here, they use four observations about data correlated to the word god to construct their definition.  These four observations are: (1) the topic of god is taken very seriously by most people, (2) the concept is closely tied to what people worship and hold sacred, (3) it is often close to people's sense of self, and (4) the concept of god is often correlated to the concept of creation.  With these observations, the hosts use the configuration stability and no mentation without representation principles to justify their statement that love is worship.

So if you're interested in a new perspective on gods, religions, love, and worship from the point of view of a theoretical physicist and an artist, check out the season 2 finale of The Bottom Turtle Podcast. 
If you enjoy the podcast, please support us by leaving a review, rating the podcast, and/or telling a friend.

Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review on our FaceBook page at: https://www.facebook.com/thebottomturtle/

If you have any questions or ideas you want discussed on the show, leave us an email at thebottomturtlepodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, Oyani and Dr. Ray discuss  their views on the concept of God and the idea that love is worship.  They also discuss their experiences with Christianity and how it has impacted their views on religion.  

To discuss how they view god, the hosts use the same argument from "Pointing in the Continuum" to justify their use of the word spirit.  Here, they use four observations about data correlated to the word god to construct their definition.  These four observations are: (1) the topic of god is taken very seriously by most people, (2) the concept is closely tied to what people worship and hold sacred, (3) it is often close to people's sense of self, and (4) the concept of god is often correlated to the concept of creation.  With these observations, the hosts use the configuration stability and no mentation without representation principles to justify their statement that love is worship.

So if you're interested in a new perspective on gods, religions, love, and worship from the point of view of a theoretical physicist and an artist, check out the season 2 finale of The Bottom Turtle Podcast. 
If you enjoy the podcast, please support us by leaving a review, rating the podcast, and/or telling a friend.

Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, and leave a review on our FaceBook page at: https://www.facebook.com/thebottomturtle/

If you have any questions or ideas you want discussed on the show, leave us an email at thebottomturtlepodcast@gmail.com

1 hr 50 min

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