In part one of this two part conversation, Michael Hardin, a leading expert on René Girard shows the direct parallels between Girard and Maximus on mimesis, desire, the object cause of desire, and the genealogy of violence, and how it is the very character of God, in kenotic love, delivers creation and the crown of creation from the futility of death.
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Sermon: Sabbath Rest as Overcoming Fascist and Materialistic Christianity
Sermon: Displacing the Warrior God Through a Peaceful Hermeneutic
Sermon: Reading Scripture According to the Flesh or the Spirit
The Transformation of the Human Psyche
Sermon: Redemption in the Gospel of John
Death Denial Defeated Through Death Acceptance
Sermon: The Gospel of John as Cosmic Trial
The Spiritual Life
Sermon: Christ as True Temple and the Tomb as True Ark
Christ’s Defeat of Shame and Death
Sermon: How is Sin Taken Away?
Christus Victor as Defeat of Orientation to Death
Sermon: The Harrowing of Hell
Christus Victor as Defeat of False Identity
Sermon: The Madness of the Cross
The Violence of Penal Substitution
Why They Are Allowed to Kill
Recapitulation Versus Penal Substitution
Sermon: Delivered From Nihilism
Sin as Violence
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