The Philosophy of Jesus - ft. @laborkyle @epochphilosophy

Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Jesus of Nazareth is arguably the most resolving, present character in western civilization's history. Yet, he is often relished as just that, a character. Away from immanent materiality. A very immanence seen within the Cynic school of thought in Ancient Greece. From here, we see Jesus as not a mere character, but something of lived experience and history.

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Intro 0:00
Humanity, History and Lived Experience: 2:55
Jesus and Cynic Philosophy: 11:55
Ascetic Life-Affirmation and the Demand of Everything: 15:44
A Message: 19:48

The Philosophy of Jesus - ft. @laborkyle

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