Episodes
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The Third Schism
Dr Matthew Tan explores the idea that modernity and postmodernity have lead to a subtle "third schism" across Christianity. The post The Third Schism appeared first on Cradio.
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The Lovesick Platonist
Dr Matthew Tan reflects on love as presented in Plato's Symposium, and how a rupture of love from one person leads to a rupture of love with all things. The post The Lovesick Platonist appeared first on Cradio.
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The Ecclesiology of the Trisagion Hymn
Dr Tan reflects on the ecclesiological, biblical and cosmological significance of the words in the short Trisagion Hymn, commonly used in Eastern liturgy. The post The Ecclesiology of the Trisagion Hymn appeared first on Cradio.
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True and False Martyrs
Dr Matthew Tan shares a reflection by a Serbian Orthodox Monk on how all of us will suffer for our faith, whether it be a true or a false one. The post True and False Martyrs appeared first on Cradio.
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Dawn of the Cyber Christ
Dr Matthew Tan explains how we live in a society of cybernetic hybridity, the social power of cyberspace in transforming our entire world, and what all this means for the Church and the human person. The post Dawn of the Cyber Christ appeared first on Cradio.
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Why Christians Should Shut Up
Dr Matthew Tan reflects on the virtue of silence, which can become somewhat lost in the world of online communications. The post Why Christians Should Shut Up appeared first on Cradio.
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Christianity and Liminality
Liminality refers to the ambiguity which exists between two states - from one phase to another. Dr Matthew Tan looks at the liminality between Christ's death and Resurrection, and how this is reflected in the life of Christian discipleship. The post Christianity and Liminality appeared first on...
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Smartphones, Memory & the Cross
Dr Matthew Tan reflects on post-modern man's futile efforts to escape the past and "take our mind of things". The post Smartphones, Memory & the Cross appeared first on Cradio.
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