Though humanity may be naturally open to God, a sense of the divine is formed as well innate. This lecture discusses the formation of the imagination from theological as well as psychological perspectives. Doing so, it illuminates the necessity as well as the spiritual risks of a Christian imagination.
10 June 2025
Practising the Presence of God: Imaginative Formation and the Sensus Divinitatis
With Judith Wolfe, DPhil (Oxon), Professor of Philosophical Theology, School of Divinity, University of St Andrews.
Though humanity may be naturally open to God, a sense of the divine is formed as well innate. This lecture discusses the formation of the imagination from theological as well as psychological perspectives. Doing so, it illuminates the necessity as well as the spiritual risks of a Christian imagination.
Though humanity may be naturally open to God, a sense of the divine is formed as well innate. This lecture discusses the formation of the imagination from theological as well as psychological perspectives. Doing so, it illuminates the necessity as well as the spiritual risks of a Christian imagination.
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