Carl Teichrib|PBP|13: Philosophical Journey to Burning Man

In this episode, Carl Teichrib discusses his journey into research and writing, focusing on the cultural and spiritual implications of events like Burning Man. He explores the contrasting worldviews of one-ism and two-ism, the significance of collective celebrations, and the role of Christian outreach in pagan environments. Teichrib emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying philosophies that shape modern society and the need for thoughtful engagement with technology and spirituality.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Carl Teichrib
03:27 Carl's Journey into Research and Writing
08:30 Worldviews: Two-ism vs. One-ism
17:06 The Influence of Globalism and Universalism
17:37 Exploring Burning Man: A Cultural Phenomenon
26:01 Evangelism at Burning Man: Bridging Worlds
38:22 The Dual Nature of Burning Man: Celebration andDebauchery
41:41 The Intersection of Technology and Culture
47:02 Burning Man: A Cultural Phenomenon
51:21 The Evolution of Burning Man
57:01 Spirituality and Psychedelics at Burning Man
01:02:46 Christian Outreach in a Unique Environment
01:07:36 Approaches to Evangelism and CulturalEngagement
01:13:27 Navigating Technology and Spirituality
01:20:37 Concluding Thoughts on Faith and Culture
01:22:38 Call to Action
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Carl Teichrib
Author
Carl Teichrib is a researcher, writer, and lecturer focusing on the paradigm shift sweeping the Western world, including the challenges and opportunities faced by Christians. Over the years he has attended a range of internationally significant political, religious, and social events in his quest to understand the historical and contemporary forces of transformation – including the Parliament of the Worlds Religions, Burning Man, and the United Nations Millennium Forum.
Since the mid-1990s, Carl’s research has been utilized by numerous authors, media hosts and documentary producers, pastors, professors and students, and interested lay people. From 2007 until the end of 2015, he edited a monthly web-based magazine, Forcing Change, documenting and detailing the worldview revolution underway – points of pressure, forces of change. After 2015, he wrote his landmark book, "Game of Gods: The Temple of Man in the Age of Re-Enchantment."
He frequently speaks to church groups, in conference settings, and occasionally teaches a modular course on Secular/Pagan Trends at Millar College of the Bible.
Carl’s biases are transparent: he embraces an evangelical Christian perspective, is pro-liberty versus politically imposed equality, pro-individualistic versus consensus collectivism, and pro-free market.