Swedenborg and Life Recap: Conscience: How to Build Heaven in Your Mind – 3/27/2017
We may think of conscience as the nagging voice that tells us not to eat that cookie, but what if it was actually the gateway to heaven? Read more
Evolution and Purpose: Re-Running the Tape of Life
If you want a spirituality that is in harmony with science, there is some good news: the cosmos may not be so random after all. Read more
Swedenborg and Life Recap: 10 Questions: Negative Self-Talk, Redemption, and the Size of Angels – 3/20/17
When host Curtis Childs doesn’t get to a question by the end of the show, the team sets it aside to be answered later. In this episode, he and featured guests take on ten questions with the aid of the spiritual writings of eighteenth-century philosopher Emanuel Swedenborg. Read more
Divine Providence Now on Audible
The New Century Edition translation of Emanuel Swedenborg’s work Divine Providence is now available on Audible, an online audiobook streaming service. Read more
Swedenborg and Life Recap: Why Doesn’t God Prove that He Exists? – 3/13/17
In this episode, explore Swedenborg’s spiritual writings about God, free will, and the purpose of our lives in this often confusing world. Read more
Watch Jonathan Rose Talk about Indexing and Enlightenment
Dr. Jonathan S. Rose, series editor of the New Century Edition of the Works of Emanuel Swedenborg (NCE), takes a closer look at how Swedenborg benefited from indexing his own writings in a talk that was given in Bryn Athyn, PA on February 12 as part of the Annual Meeting of the Friends of the Swedenborg Library. Read more
Swedenborg and Life Recap: Do We Reincarnate? 3/6/2017
Among those who believe in a conscious afterlife, the great dividing question is a simple one—do we stay or do we come back? Emanuel Swedenborg suggests it might be a little bit of both. Read more
Swedenborg and Life Recap: Why Does the Bible Say “The Dead Know Nothing”? – 2/27/2017
Ecclesiastes 9:5 tells us “the dead know nothing.” What does that mean? And why does the Bible contain so many contradictory statements about life and death? Read more