Seen & Unseen

Seen & Unseen

Seen & Unseen magazine helps you discover the seen and unseen. Discover a world that is greater, more full of meaning and sense than you ever imagined.  
We can be both a window and mirror to the societies we live in. We're opening up a much more expansive and energising space. Covering topics like: culture, society, theology and philosophy. Watch out videos. Read our articles. Listen to our podcasts. Expand your thinking. Feed and satisfy your curiosity.
Seen & Unseen is a project of the Centre for Cultural Witness, founded by Bishop Graham Tomlin, and is based at Lambeth Palace Library, in London.

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  • @peterwilson2647
    @peterwilson2647Сағат бұрын

    R

  • @truthtr33
    @truthtr336 сағат бұрын

    @ 15:45 in ~ You lost me when you blasphemed Jesus Christ's atonement. May God The Father of ALL Creation have mercy upon you! You'll be needing it.... ✝

  • @carlosgravil3325
    @carlosgravil332514 сағат бұрын

    omg, I though you were quite a clever man, why would you do something so dumb? Have a look at Christopher Hitchens properly or Richard Dawkins and if you can still believe in this nonsense then good luck to you. Also the morality of the catholic church is so irrelevant these days, the treatment of women, animal rights and so much more are all non religious 'morality' have a look at the definition of this word it's quite simple and relative! - To its times, and it evolves. True 'morality' is ever changing , normally for the better as people understand more. Secular morality has always been far superior to religious morality, and you don't need to follow a man in a frock or a funny hat to do the right thing , It's mostly innate. I wish I had been I had been in this conversation, there's so much ignorance about.

  • @margaretinsydney3856
    @margaretinsydney3856Күн бұрын

    Fabulous interview. Thank you. I also checked out Godpod -- great stuff.😊

  • @tinamelaku5267
    @tinamelaku5267Күн бұрын

    What a conversation 😮,

  • @leluyaa
    @leluyaaКүн бұрын

    Former atheist here, Jesus Christ is LORD. Greetings from Scandinavia! Love Tom and his books 🙏🏼

  • @matthewsiahaan1312
    @matthewsiahaan1312Күн бұрын

    Evolution is heresy

  • @slothrop4751
    @slothrop47512 күн бұрын

    bro what's wrong with her teeth?

  • @czarriggs9247
    @czarriggs92472 күн бұрын

    Seriously get rid of that intro music

  • @RobbDepp
    @RobbDepp3 күн бұрын

    Juneteenth? Please don’t go WOKE.

  • @jonathanhagger791
    @jonathanhagger7913 күн бұрын

    Can’t wait to hear it! Why did you get moved to the crypt 😂

  • @margaretinsydney3856
    @margaretinsydney38563 күн бұрын

    What a great line-up! I'm really looking forward to the new season. 😊

  • @adm58
    @adm583 күн бұрын

    I wasn't 'enchanted' by anything to do with the Covid lockdown tyranny! I'm enchanted by liberty and by individuals having the freedom to manifest themselves in the world according to their own conscience (something I consider to be very Christian as we are all made in the image of God).

  • @justaguy328
    @justaguy3283 күн бұрын

    I've always thought that same thing about comedy. It's a weapon of truth. Comedians are able to say taboo truths out loud by making them funny. Comedy is definitely a gift from God.

  • @justaguy328
    @justaguy3283 күн бұрын

    I'm native american and this is one of the biggest obstacles on the reservations amongst native americans. It's seen as a white man's religion and is vehemently opposed by many. I always try to bring up what jesus said, "you believe in God, believe also in me.". I try to tell my native brothers and sisters that the Christian God is the God of Natives too, and God travelled across time and space to get the message to us as well. He is our God too. He is the God our ancestors worshipped, and he stepped into time and space to bring us home too.

  • @fionadyson3112
    @fionadyson31123 күн бұрын

    You stoop down to lift me up.. Psalm 18:35. Thank you

  • @bobwinner8936
    @bobwinner89364 күн бұрын

    Jordan Peterson made Helen Lewis's Oxford degree look like it fell out a packet of cornflakes. She got schooled. Hard.

  • @isaiahwhitehead777
    @isaiahwhitehead7774 күн бұрын

    This guy looks like the mythical Andrew Huberman haha.

  • @PrisonMike-_-
    @PrisonMike-_-4 күн бұрын

    Did anyone else hear the audio get fuzzy when he talked about the seeming autonomy of Ai and technology?

  • @TinkerersMind
    @TinkerersMind4 күн бұрын

    Wow. Thank you 🙏🙏

  • @ryanfz184
    @ryanfz1844 күн бұрын

    So needed to hear this! Thank you I’ve been drawn to and amazed by the story of CS Lewis and Tolkien. And thanks for pointing to Hope and Adventure and Revival and Mystery think I need to dream and pray! Well done!

  • @stefaniesean
    @stefaniesean5 күн бұрын

    Orthodox = right path

  • @AK-lb3cb
    @AK-lb3cb5 күн бұрын

    fraud that gets by on her privileged background then unironically complains about equality

  • @nonainai
    @nonainai5 күн бұрын

    Accurate description the Letter Cult is a Perfect Example of religion being infused into politics, movements. XX housed in XY prisons, Yeah Right.

  • @johnnycomelately6341
    @johnnycomelately63415 күн бұрын

    The divisive nature of the westminster system is the fundamental problem

  • @ModerndayStoic
    @ModerndayStoic5 күн бұрын

    thanks to Ruslan this is a fascinating conversation

  • @davidpanapa173
    @davidpanapa1733 күн бұрын

    I came here because I saw Ruslan's reaction to this video to 🙌

  • @betheducky
    @betheducky3 күн бұрын

    I always watch ruslans teaser then just go straight to the source video😂

  • @taceyanne1
    @taceyanne12 күн бұрын

    ​@@betheduckyme too! I don't like how Ruslan speeds up the videos he's commenting on. But I appreciate his content 😊

  • @monkeyofspice
    @monkeyofspice6 күн бұрын

    Beautiful conversation!

  • @charlesfrancis1706
    @charlesfrancis17066 күн бұрын

    Great interview! Martin Shaw certainly has a way with words. What is amazing is the topic of the "Gods" as mythology. Throughout the Old Testament, we read about the Eloheim's (plural), The "Gods" as members of God the Father, Yahweh's "Divine Council". I highly recommend checking out Dr. Michael Heiser- "The Unseen Realm". Eye-opening!

  • @mjamesmcdonald
    @mjamesmcdonald6 күн бұрын

    I LOOOOOOOOOOOVE the "way of the pilgrim." I read it every couple of years.

  • @sandramckeehan5679
    @sandramckeehan56796 күн бұрын

    This was so wonderful, I am sharing it even with my priest. I am grateful for his candor about Jordan Peterson who has been frustrating me for a while now. Matin Shaw has cleared that up with down to earth, understandable, clear, concise, language. Such a contrast!

  • @orthochristos
    @orthochristos6 күн бұрын

    Martin Shaw and Paul Kingsnorth are unintentionally becoming the magnets of "Western" people looking for a spiritual anchor to the Orthodox Church. Christianity has always been transcendent, besides rational, which the West seems to have forgotten. These two men will bring people to the Church in droves!

  • @BpWalterMcAlister
    @BpWalterMcAlister6 күн бұрын

    I am 67 years old. This is one of the most instigating and lucid things I have heard lately. Many of the takes expressed here are spot on. Not to engage with this after 44 years of ministry, 30 of which as a reformed charismatic bishop who has been immersed in the Great Tradition, of late, would be sin. Thank you Martin.

  • @tinamelaku5267
    @tinamelaku52676 күн бұрын

    Transforming conversation thank you.

  • @StanWeiner
    @StanWeiner6 күн бұрын

    She needs to stop using drugs. 😂

  • @lawrence8724
    @lawrence87246 күн бұрын

    it's interesting seeing a conversation like this in a room that is reminiscent of a breakfast news show

  • @noelhausler2911
    @noelhausler29116 күн бұрын

    Interesting .She goes from nonbeliever to Christianity while Bart Ehrman goes from believer to agnostic. I have seen Justin Brierley interviewing Bart Ehrman. Bart is really popular online and has started many people to reading the Bible and ancient history.

  • @user-lr2sq5qx2r
    @user-lr2sq5qx2rКүн бұрын

    Bart ehrman got me started on the bible. I have also downloaded all of his online courses

  • @DM100
    @DM1006 күн бұрын

    This man’s spiritual journey really mirrors mine. So incredibly thankful to have found my spiritual home in the original and only church of Christ in the Eastern Orthodox Church. ☦️☦️❤️🙏🏻

  • @hvalenti
    @hvalenti6 күн бұрын

    It's this message that transforms despair into hope, darkness into light, confusion into coherence. This message provides gratitude for your old negative as stark contrast to your new positive.

  • @justaguy328
    @justaguy3286 күн бұрын

    Wow Martin was cooking in this! It's interesting he talks about his experience on his vigil. There's this moment that always stuck with me. When i was an unbeliever, my mom sent me to this catholic retreat and we went to this christian play or something in this outdoor amphitheater, and it was a warm day with literally no wind at all, and out of nowhere we are sitting there and this incredible gust of wind comes out of nowhere and blows across the crowd for a few moments and then disappears and it goes back to being no wind for the rest of the day. The entire crowd kind of nervously laughed because it was so weird. I'm 35 now, and I must have been 11 or 12. I didn't become a Christian until i was 29, but even when I was an atheist I was constantly reminded of that day, because it was just THAT STRANGE where it even sent a chill down the spine of a militant atheist decades later. I don't think i will ever forget that moment for the rest of my life.

  • @rainking50
    @rainking502 күн бұрын

    What a wondrous memory. Have you seen any Tarkovsky films?

  • @michaelbabbitt3837
    @michaelbabbitt38376 күн бұрын

    Loved this talk. I was born a Jew and lived through many faith traditions: atheism, lay Buddhism, Hinduism, New Age, even academia (MA in Comparatvie Religion). I even worked on building a Buddhist Stupa and then a Hindu temple. I came to Christ late in life, in my late 50s at a crisis moment - of course - but it was made intellectually digestible for me through apologetics. [Off topic: One thing I see with UK broadcasts and hosts: they seem to have bought into all of the anti-Trump propaganda sold by the mainstream media world. Don't believe it;. The Trump phenomena is not what you hear all of the time, even by 'tried and true' careful Christians. Instead, go to Queens, NY, and discover that kind of exaggerating but down to earth personality and allow yourself to see how God uses the unlikely to do His bidding. BTW, I grew up in Brooklyn , NY and Long Island. ]

  • @guscaldas3
    @guscaldas32 күн бұрын

    You are spot on. The Anti-Trump repeated narrative is very misguided and distorted. One's inner sense and intuition should be enough to discern.

  • @35751W
    @35751W7 күн бұрын

    ....yeah....yeah....yeah

  • @JC.X.4
    @JC.X.46 күн бұрын

    So you didn’t actually listen and you’re too wrapped up in your narcissistic world view to ever be bothered…

  • @35751W
    @35751W5 күн бұрын

    @@JC.X.4 whoop...right over your head...not surprised considering you're a simpleton

  • @stepheninderlied5091
    @stepheninderlied50917 күн бұрын

    This advice has no sway or pull on the younger secular crowd. People don't truat churches. I personally agree with you but as someone who interacts with secular people about God and Christ often. I feel as though religious people don't quite understand how truly Secular the world has become.

  • @Antonia_D
    @Antonia_D7 күн бұрын

    I loved Frank's take on embracing the shocking, mysterious, fascinating parts of Catholicism. He is so right about that. Banal Christianity is a contradiction in terms.

  • @pigknickers2975
    @pigknickers29758 күн бұрын

    Love Milton and love that he is Christian.

  • @grahamblack1961
    @grahamblack19618 күн бұрын

    So he had a need for something spiritual in his life therefore we can live forever because two thousand years ago a man was nailed to piece of wood and came back to life again then 40 days later flew up into space. Sorry I'm not following the logic, there's maybe a few missing steps.

  • @chaosexplorer9672
    @chaosexplorer96728 күн бұрын

    Jonathan's way of viewing and explaining things is so rich that I sometimes need a break to process what he has said. I loved the idea of "persistence to exist" I believe he called it. I could feel my brain expand with that one. In many ways his ideas gel very much with Carl Jung's and Erich Neumann and this can be seen in Neumann's book "The Origin and History Of Consciousness". Jung calls it the book that forms the best foundation for understanding all his other works in the foreword. In the book Neumann lays out how the development of consciousness has been mapped out by myth, archetypes and symbols. Neumann suggests that there is a more fundamental world outside of spacetime that human consciousness has cut itself off from so that that humans can dominate nature using the scientific method. This view is supported by Kant's idea of transcendental idealism, the discovery of the amplituhedron and the work of Donald Hoffman. These concepts support Jung's view that there is a reality beyond spacetime where the collective unconscious resides and speaks to us through intuition, insights and dreams but it is not metaphysical but essentially more real than this continual construction that is happening in spacetime. Neumann also says that materialism has come to it's natural end and that re-enchantment with the mystery is the next step for human consciousness. I think Jonathan would be better off reading The Origins and History of Consciousness and looking at what physicists are doing with the amplituhedron since it may give him some useful secular concepts to ground his viewpoints.

  • @Antonia_D
    @Antonia_D9 күн бұрын

    Woke/LGBT ideology will sweep people into the religion of the Antichrist, along with Pope? Francis. Francis may be an anti-pope; we've had dozens in the Catholic Church, and Benedict XVI's resignation was extremely questionable. Or he may just be a terrible pope whose spin & innuendo & implications, without formally declaring heresy, are smoothing out the path to sin and, eventually, hell. The pope is only protected by the Holy Ghost basically from committing formal heresy in teaching.

  • @Antonia_D
    @Antonia_D9 күн бұрын

    Woke/pro-LGBT-ideology is not Catholicism. It's heresy, & it's terribly destructive to human beings, especially children. I hope Frank can take the time to learn Catholic theology and morality on this subject. It's very important for his soul and for the Church. May God bless him, all the viewers here, and all of your loved ones.

  • @Viator19
    @Viator199 күн бұрын

    David Baddiel has been so harsh on Frank and his faith. Says it's all based on a fear of hell. Of course we are all worried about what comes after but for me it's about making the most of life while we are here. John 10:10 sums it perfectly "The thief cometh not but to steal and to kill and to destroy. I am come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly."

  • @HorusLuperc
    @HorusLuperc10 күн бұрын

    She was and is dumb.