The larger questions the church often doesn't answer for young people ĭepicting faith and Jesus in the media, including biblically-based filmsĪnd the effectiveness of secular films US culture and faith whetherĬhristianity is 'credible' thoughts on providing youth a quake-proofįoundation for a reasoned faith youth leaving church and then returning Topics in this hour include: The reasons for writing Truth Matters, aīook aimed at guiding youth his story of coming to faith as an adult The New York Times bestsellingĪuthor of Breaking the DaVinci Code, his latest book is Truth Matters: Confident Faith in a Confusing World. Former president of the Evangelical Theological Society, he isĪn internationally-renowned Biblical scholar and a widely known author Research Professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas Theological In this engaging hour, Wolf joins Caer to talk about consciousness,change, sage qualities and character, his organization Broadcast Wisdom, andmuch more.įor more information, visit Darrell Bock is Executive Director of Cultural Engagement, and Senior Wolf hosts the "Speaking for Virtue" radio broadcast from theUniversity of Southern Maine, featuring early 20th century poetry and prose byauthors such as Frank Crane and Edgar Guest. JungSociety at Bowdoin College, Education for Peace at the University of Montana inMissoula, and has participated as the Maine faculty of "Religion and theChallenge of America." He has lectured on ContemplativeEducation for Global Conflict-Resolution for Dartmouth College's NovelaSymposium, Duke University Graduate School for Environmental Engineering, TheUniversity of Maine's first International Peace Conference, the C.G. His career in Human Development spans more than four decades.
Rather than asking for peace, we should "create the feeling in our bodies as if the prayer had already been answered," he suggests.Gola Wolfson Richards holds a BA in Human Development Psychology, a Master’s in Theology / Philosophy and Psychology of Change in The Book of Changes. For example, by focusing on a peaceable outcome out of numerous possibilities, this can become our reality. Braden writes about a "quantum principle" in prayer. Through his interpretation of the Isaiah Scroll, he suggests an unconventional mode of prayer can steer us away from dire outcomes. While we may be living in the time just before such destruction, Braden believes people have the power to alter this outcome. The prophet Isaiah told of an apocalyptic future of massive global destruction, followed by a time of peace. In the book The Isaiah Effect, by tonight's guest Gregg Braden, he writes about one of the Dead Sea Scrolls, the "Great Isaiah Scroll." Found relatively intact in 1947 (most of the scrolls were mere fragments), the Isaiah Scroll is nearly 1,000 years older than previously existing copies of the Old Testament Book of Isaiah. The meaning behind the sentence? There is an intelligence or purpose to our lives, "and we are in fact part of one another," he answered. "God eternal within the body," is the first sentence he has yielded from this research, and Braden views this as an introduction to a longer message. "Each cell is a library," said Braden, who further broke the analogy down to chromosomes (books), DNA (chapters) and genes (sentences). He explained that his discovery linked the Biblical Hebrew alphabet to correspond with the numerical values of the atomic elements that are associated with DNA ingredients such as hydrogen and nitrogen. Author Gregg Braden discussed his 12-year project merging modern science and ancient wisdom, to uncover what he calls "The God Code." He believes that all carbon-based life is encoded with a message that is written into its very cells and DNA.
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