Spiritual but not Religious, from No Small Endeavor
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Hey, it's Ryan. This is uh Not exactly. Another episode of the Daily Star Podcast. This is a sneak peek. Of a podcast called No Small Endeavour, which is hosted by Lee C Camp.
On the show, Lee talks with world class thinkers, psychologists, authors, and philosophers who About what it takes to live a really good life. Not in theory, but in practice. Diving into virtue, resilience, purpose, and public life. So here is a sneak peek, and you can hear the rest of the series by searching for no small endeavor wherever you get your podcasts.
I'm Lee C Camp, this is no small endeavor exploring what it means to live a good life. We're in a disenchanted age where we've decided that all that we can see is all that there must be. And actually we've realized we desperately don't want to be the most powerful beings that we can imagine. We actually desperately don't want this. That's Belle Tyndall Riley, author of The Sacred Ache. A century ago the German sociologist Max Weber said The fate of our times is characterized by rationalization and intellectualization, and above all.
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