Jesus Christ and Theological Anthropology
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Summary
In this episode, James Tunney discusses theological anthropology and its relevance to modern challenges such as transhumanism and artificial intelligence. He emphasizes the significance of the incarnation of Jesus Christ in affirming human dignity, morality, and purpose. By integrating traditional theological perspectives, Tunney provides insights into humanity's future amidst growing secularization and technological advancements.
Key takeaways
- 1James Tunney, an Irish barrister and author, discusses theological anthropology.
- 2The incarnation of Jesus Christ is significant in affirming the dignity of the human body.
- 3Tunney addresses challenges such as transhumanism and AI's impact on humanity's future.
- 4He explores the significance of Golgotha in a civilizational context.
- 5The episode examines the historical struggle over religion amidst secularization.
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Transcript excerpt
New Thinking Allowed is presented by the California Institute for Human Science, a fully accredited university offering distant learning graduate degrees that focus on mind, body, and spirit. The topics that we cover here. We are particularly excited to announce new degrees emphasizing parapsychology and the paranormal. Visit their website at cihs.edu. Book 4 in the New Thinking Allowed Dialogue Series is Charles T. Tartt, 70 Years of Exploring Consciousness and Parapsychology, now available on Amazon. Thinking Allowed, conversations on the leading edge of knowledge and discovery, with psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove. Hello and welcome. I'm Jeffrey Mishlove. Today, we will be exploring the topic of Jesus Christ and Theological Anthropology. This is a follow-up interview to the one with my friend James Tunney that we released just a week earlier on Trotsky vs. Jesus. In the first interview on that topic, of course, we focused mostly on Trotsky. Today, we'll be focusing mostly on Jesus and the implications of Jesus Christ for our understanding of the nature of the human being. My guest, James Tunney, is something of a Renaissance man. He's written two novels, two books of poetry. He's a fine artist whose works have been displayed in several countries. In addition, he is a barrister who has lectured on legal matters throughout the world. Furthermore, he is the author of many books, and I'll just list a few of them. A.I. Governor Vance, Care and Possession in Dustopia. The Mystical Accord, Sutras to Suit Our Times. Tech, Bondage, Slavery of the Human Spirit. The Mystery of the Trapped Light, Mystical Thoughts in the Dark Age of Scientism. A.I. Post-Humanism, a cryptic soap opera. Plantation of the Automatons, Rule of an Automaticity Loop. The Mythic Aim of A.I., Maiming the Mind. Empire of Scientism. ...
Excerpt from New Thinking Allowed, Jun 6, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.
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New Thinking Allowed, “Jesus Christ and Theological Anthropology,” Jun 6, 2026. Indexed by Fringe Index: https://fringeindex.com/item/jesus-christ-and-theological-anthropology. Original: https://jmishlove.podbean.com/e/jesus-christ-and-theological-anthropology/
