Christianity And Plausibility Structures

In this episode of Off Stage with Greg and RD, the hosts delve into the concept of plausibility structures and their significance in the context of Christianity and contemporary culture. Through their unique blend of humor and wisdom, Greg and RD explore how plausibility structures shape our beliefs and worldviews, and how they can be used to engage others in meaningful conversations about faith and spirituality.

RD references C.S. Lewis’s book Miracles. And then Greg references Mere Christianity. Basically, there’s a lot of Lewis in this conversation and you should read his books. 

A plausibility structure is a a mental apparatus that operates as a filter for your beliefs. It’s been compared to the term “worldview.”

Greg references Walden by Henry David Thoreau

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Through breaking down Biblical texts, discussing prevalent news and relevant topics, and bringing both humor and wisdom to the conversation, Off Stage with Greg and RD showcases how these two pastors have a passion for educating people on theology and how it relates to our current culture.