If Darwin has helped open our eyes to some sort of creative impulse that is ever evolving and creating, what does this mean for how we are to see God? If the universe is on the move and going somewhere, how can we partner with this energy and be opened up to greater expressions of love? Bruce Sanguin, an evolutionary mystic, attempts to offer us such a pathway.

To find out more about Bruce Sanguin, check out: www.brucesanguin.com

Contributors to Episode Eight include:

Cam Semmens – The Dwelling Scent of Damp Earth and Freshly Broken Meaning (used with permission). Check out www.webcameron.com

Music: November, Slow Motion: www.bensounds.com

Beyondering, Faith and Beryl Theme music created at Got Fink Studios by Caleb Garfinkel. Check out www.gotfink.com

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Beyond Bruce Sanguin:

For further reading and engagement as invited by Bruce, check out:

John F. Haught – God After Darwin: A Theology of Evolution

Ilia Delio

Pierre de Chardin –

Brian Swimme – www.storyoftheuniverse.org

Henry Bortoff – The Wholeness of Nature