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3:07:22Now PlayingOver the last few weeks, we have put together a series entitled "Meaning, Awe and the Conceptualization of God" for the Dr Jordan B Peterson Podcast. This series was built around investigating the various methods and practices that humans use to conceptualize God. This investigation leads us down the path of exploring meaning and awe. Why are we struck by awe when viewing a beautiful painting? Why does walking inside the door of a great Cathedral take our breath away? What is the relationship between these experiences and God?
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