EPISODE · Nov 13, 2016 · 26 MIN
Episode 3: Father, Son and Floaty Thing
from Mid-faith Crisis · host Nick Page & Joe Davis
In which our heroes discuss the difficulties of having false and even pagan images of God. Are the images we have helpful? How do we change them? Plus Joe uses the word ‘apophatic’, Nick gets the all-clear from Dr Strange, they try not to confuse Michael Buble with Martin Buber, and they ponder whether worship song writers are actually smuggling pub names in to their lyrics.
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