David Shin
From Et al. by Baylor University Press · 36:06
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Summary In this conversation, David Shin discusses his book 'Rest: A Theological Account,' exploring the concept of rest from a theological perspective. He differentiates between rest, restfulness, and restlessness, emphasizing the importance of resting in God. The discussion includes insights from Augustine, the role of memory and praise in achieving restfulness, and the implications of divine providence and human agency. The conversation also touches on philosophical influences and practical applications of living a restful life in sync with the triune God. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Rest and Its Importance 02:18 Theological Foundations of Rest 05:17 Understanding Rest: Definitions and Distinctions 07:57 Rest as a Mode of Prayer 10:49 Augustine's Influence on the Concept of Rest 14:00 Memory, Praise, and Restfulness 16:44 Divine Providence and Human Agency 19:36 Exploring Key Philosophical Influences 22:53 Finitude and Its Role in Rest 25:48 Practical Applications of Rest 28:51 The Trinitarian Nature of Rest 31:29 Eschatological Perspectives on Rest You can purchase David Shin's book, 'Rest', at BaylorPress.com.
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