Peter Rollins - The Archive

Here I unpack Žižek's analysis of Jordan Peterson in The Independent, with reference to Peterson's Channel 4 interview with Cathy Newman

In this video I look briefly at week 6 of Atheism for Lent, which introduces how the previous material interacts with Pyrotheology.

In this session I look at week 4 of atheism for Lent. A week that focuses on Tillich, Daly, Bonhoeffer and the Radical Theologians of the 1960's.

In June 2014 gave a lecture where he offers some thoughts on modern Christianity and some of his theological explorations, followed by a Q&A time with Pete and Barry Taylor, Brehm Center professor of arts and culture.

Here I introduce and outline the 18th and 19th century critique of religion.

Here I introduce the mystics and explore their understanding of atheism. I also touch on how the mystical system was the forerunner of many contemporary sciences.

Here I touch on the purpose of Atheism for Lent and some of the reflections that will be in week two.

Here I talk about the first week of Atheism for Lent with reference to a little known comic book called Knight and Squire

In this short reflection I explore the theological conception of Providence and attempt to excavate its existential meaning.

This is a short reflection I gave on desire at Sunday Service. A community in LA run by Barry Taylor. The music in this reflection is by Adrian Romero.

I recently finished a nine week book study on a text called Christ and the End of Meaning, by Paul Hessert. The book itself argues that Christianity, far from offering a set of beliefs about the meaning of the world, is a form of existence that embraces and celebrates the end of meaning. In this seminar I outline his argument and draw out how it has been important to the development of Pyrotheology.

In this FB Live, I introduce the concepts of Transference and Fantasy, as well as exploring how they can be overcome.

Here I explore how the doctrine of Predestination is one of the most powerful theological moves to escape economic forms of moral action.

Here I look at the concepts of Alienation and Separation and how they relate to Pyrotheology

Here I talk a little about how grace functions in the everyday sense, and how this needs to be distinguished from its offense theological meaning. If you'd like to get more content like this and be involved in our "Non-Membership" community, click the link: peterrollins.com/patreon