Description
Thurman reflects on religious experience as a deeply personal and universal encounter, emphasizing that the core of faith lies in actions and the emotional content that transcends dogma. He also discuss the paradox of Judaism's exclusive origins giving rise to a universal concept of life, and the significance of personal connections to religious teachings and experiences, stressing that the impact of an individual's life is more important than the literal truths of their actions.
Creator
Thurman, Howard
Date
1980-02-17
Contributor
Nia Waterhouse
Rights
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. 2019.
Original Title
Conversations with Howard Thurman II, cassette 2, 1980 Feb 17-22, Side B
Audio with Transcription
Time Period
Item Relations
| Item: Conversations with Howard Thurman, February 1980, Cassette 2, Side A | is continued in | This Item |