17. Don't Put God in a Box - Ravel

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Welcome to 2021, the sequel to 2020! After speaking with a street preacher (from across the street with his own megaphone), Josh has questions about apophatic and cataphatic theology. How do we come to our knowledge of God and his attributes?AUDIO NOTE: We had a mic issue on Josh's end of our recording call and had to use a backup in a couple spots.Mentioned in the episode: Nomad PodcastThe Cloud of Unknowing by An Anonymous Christian MysticEl Shaddai HymnFollow the hosts on Twitter: Josh: @joshlieuallenEmily: @RevRettinghouseStephen: @stephenghenningJoin our Patreon at patreon.com/ravelpod for $3/mo to join the private Discord community! You can also connect with Ravel on Twitter and Instagram at @ravelpod, or shoot us an email at [email protected]. Thank you to Louie Zong for use of his song In Full Color, off his album, Here. Find his work on Spotify and Bandcamp! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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Welcome to 2021, the sequel to 2020! After speaking with a street preacher (from across the street with his own megaphone), Josh has questions about apophatic and cataphatic theology. How do we come to our knowledge of God and his attributes?AUDIO...

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