Before Dallas Willard's bestselling "The Divine Conspiracy," he wrote a simple book titled, "In Search of Guidance, Developing a Conversational Relationship With God," in which he argued that everyday people can receive guidance from God. This Dick Staub Interview is from 1993 when the book first came out and showcases Dallas Willard's incisive, logical approach applied to basic issues in the Christian life.
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Before Dallas Willard's bestselling "The Divine Conspiracy," he wrote a simple book titled, "In Search of Guidance, Developing a Conversational Relationship With God," in which he argued that everyday people can receive guidance from God. This Dick Staub Interview is from 1993 when the book first came out and showcases Dallas Willard's incisive, logical approach applied to basic issues in the Christian life.
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Before Dallas Willard's bestselling "The Divine Conspiracy," he wrote a simple book titled, "In Search of Guidance, Developing a Conversational Relationship With God," in which he argued that everyday people can receive guidance from God. This Dick Staub Interview is from 1993 when the book first came out and showcases Dallas Willard's incisive, logical approach applied to basic issues in the Christian life.
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An encore presentation of The Dick Staub Show Interview with the irrepressible Bruce Feiler about his breakthrough bestseller. Last time I saw him was in a grocery store in Brooklyn with his wife and two kids! Walking the Bible: A Journey by Land Through the Five Books of Moses is the story of Bruce Feiler's 10,000-mile trek from Mount Ararat to Mount Nebo, undertaken for reasons he did not understand at the outset and accompanied by a companion who was very nearly a stranger during his journey, Feiler's previously abstract faith grew more grounded.The lessons he learned about the relationship between place and the spirit will be useful for readers of every religious tradition that finds its origins in the Bible. -Michael Joseph Gross
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An encore presentation of The Dick Staub Show Interview with the irrepressible Bruce Feiler about his breakthrough bestseller. Last time I saw him was in a grocery store in Brooklyn with his wife and two kids! Walking the Bible: A Journey by Land Through the Five Books of Moses is the story of Bruce Feiler's 10,000-mile trek from Mount Ararat to Mount Nebo, undertaken for reasons he did not understand at the outset and accompanied by a companion who was very nearly a stranger during his journey, Feiler's previously abstract faith grew more grounded. The lessons he learned about the relationship between place and the spirit will be useful for readers of every religious tradition that finds its origins in the Bible. -Michael Joseph Gross
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An encore presentation of The Dick Staub Show Interview with the irrepressible Bruce Feiler about his breakthrough bestseller. Last time I saw him was in a grocery store in Brooklyn with his wife and two kids! Walking the Bible: A Journey by Land Through the Five Books of Moses is the story of Bruce Feiler's 10,000-mile trek from Mount Ararat to Mount Nebo, undertaken for reasons he did not understand at the outset and accompanied by a companion who was very nearly a stranger during his journey, Feiler's previously abstract faith grew more grounded. The lessons he learned about the relationship between place and the spirit will be useful for readers of every religious tradition that finds its origins in the Bible. -Michael Joseph Gross
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In this encore presentation of a Dick Staub Show Interview, we visit with George Smoot soon after he announced his findings confirming the "big bang" theory. Smoot is an American astrophysicist and cosmologist awarded the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics with John C. Mather for "their discovery of the black body form and anisotropy of the cosmic microwave background radiation". This work helped cement the big-bang theory of the universe. According to the Nobel Prize committee, "the COBE-project can also be regarded as the starting point for cosmology as a precision science". He is a professor of physics at the University of California, Berkeley. In 2003 he was awarded the Einstein Medal.
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