Episode 26 - The Two Towers as Film and Adaptation
In this episode, we discuss the highs and lows of Peter Jackson's The Two Towers
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The Death of Ivan Ilyich: Am I Guilty? (Mythic Mind, ep. 194)
We all know we will die one day. It is another thing to consider that it is I who am going to die. In this Mythic Mind conversation, Dr. Andrew Snyder (professor of philosophy and theology) is joined by David and Jack to read Tolstoy's The Death of
Kierkegaard begins tonight, plus Video Game grief, and needing God
Friends, Our course on Søren Kierkegaard has officially begun! Over the next eight weeks we'll be reading The Concept of Anxiety and The Sickness unto Death together, two short but profound books on anxiety, despair, and what it means to become a self. Our first live meeting is
Grief in Video Games (Mythic Mind Games, ep. 54)
Video games do not merely distract from sorrow. Through time spent with characters, player agency, and participation in sub-creation, they can become a unique art form for facing grief, mortality, and what loss teaches the soul. In this fellowship conversation, Dr. Andrew Snyder and guests ask why games are
Kierkegaard on Man’s Highest Perfection (Mythic Mind, ep. 193)
We are pressed to dissolve into the mass, to wear a demographic as a self, or to win identity from whatever community we most esteem. Kierkegaard’s answer cuts the other way: the glory of the human being is to recognize utter dependency on God. In Mythic Mind episode 193,