How God Becomes Real: Kindling the Presence of Invisible Others

This webinar features a dialogue between Tanya Luhrmann and CSWR Director and HDS Professor Charles Stang on Luhrmann's book "How God Becomes Real."
Tanya Marie Luhrmann is the Albert Ray Lang Professor at Stanford University, in the Stanford Anthropology Department (and Psychology, by courtesy). Her work focuses on local theory of mind and the world of the spirit: on voices, visions, and the presence of invisible others. She was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2003 and received a John Guggenheim Fellowship award in 2007. How God Becomes Real was published by Princeton University Press in 2020.

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I did not hear her mention going thru the silence to find God.
Christ is within, God is within.
Intellectually seeking God, is a never ending quest.
Surrender creates what is desired.

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Using drugs is not learning to co tell the body and the mind, it just becomes a crutch to shut up the logical ego for a short while and maybe touch God.
One needs to go thru the silence to awaken with God

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Wonderful. Thank you

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Very relevant. Thank you.

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Islam is only truth

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These are bots of course

[@jorgegonzales9815]

What about the Pentecostals. Speaking in tongues, shaking, and flopping around on the ground. What is that?

[@seanh6097]

Tanya reminds me very much the
female version of John Cage!

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I C

[@r.m.k.1974]

Islam is only truth

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Intolerance is also a deity.

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Zeus is the real god

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truly evil

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Jesus is the messiah.