Episode 198: No such thing as the great commission

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We explore the role of imagination in prayer, and how that can help us with a real relationship with God. Also why disputes might help us, whether worship song writers should go to sea, and whether there is such a thing as 'the great commission'. Support the podcastContact the podcast through your email machineThe Mid-Faith Crisis week at Lee Abbey - Book Now! Mentioned in this episode: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of MadnessDownton Abbey: A New EraPaul Merson - A Walk Through My LifeBBC young dancer 2022The Atlantic: Why The Past 10 Years Of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid

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We explore the role of imagination in prayer, and how that can help us with a real relationship with God. Also why disputes might help us, whether worship song writers should go to sea, and whether there is such a thing as 'the great...

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