A Deep Dive Into 'Romantic' Christianity (Audio)

[00:00:00] An attempted definition of Romantic Christianity (Bruce Charlton)

[00:03:58] Christianity and the absorption of Romanticism (Bruce Charlton)

[00:10:23] Yearning for a Given Christian World Instead of Living in Creation (Francis Berger)

[00:13:50] Step one in modern Christian conversion is always... intuitive individual discernment. The only question is whether the convert acknowledges this fact (Bruce Charlton)

[00:18:27] Romantic Christianity - from the past to the future (Bruce Charlton)

[00:22:13] The task of a Romantic Christian: Our imperative destiny of becoming conscious of that which is currently unconscious (Bruce Charlton)

[00:25:16] Unaffiliated Christianity (William Wildblood)

[00:29:10] The Supergod delusion (William James Tychonievich)

[00:41:42] Getting to know the Christian God (Bruce Charlton)

[00:51:59] The Further Development of Christianity Depends on You - Yes, You! (Francis Berger)

[00:56:41] The Distinction Between an Immature Christian and a Mature Christian Lies in the Answer to "Does God Believe in You"? (Francis Berger)

[01:04:18] Intra-Christian, inter-denominational, hostility - and the cure in Core, Romantic, Christianity (Bruce Charlton)

[01:08:15] Being a Christian Today Means Having Faith in the Faith Jesus Has in Us (Francis Berger)

[01:11:45] Me-Here-Now versus History - what kind of Christian are you? (Bruce Charlton)

[01:18:57] Should Christians hand-over their eternal salvation to... historians? Romantic Christianity at the cutting-edge (Bruce Charlton)

[01:29:50] On Romantic and Church Christianity (William Wildblood)

[01:33:47] All Salvation is "Not Alone, But With the Holy Spirit" (Francis Berger)

[01:40:59] Renewal by Schism: How might Christian churches be purged of corruption and affiliation to evil, and restored to God-affiliation? (Bruce Charlton)

[01:47:11] More on Different Spiritual Priorities (William Wildblood)

[01:52:24] The significance, or non-significance, of theological heresy: the Coptic example (Bruce Charlton)

[01:59:09] Behold, I Make all Things New (William Wildblood)