We all want to be naked. We want to stand before our spouses, parents, strangers, enemies, and our God and not feel guilt or shame. To be nepheshly exposed, and find comfort in the authenticity, honesty, integrity, and hospitality of it all. That's because the origin, condition, and destiny of all creatures is communion with others and life in everlasting community.

In this season three finale, Chris and Kyle snack and leave no crumbs. Why do we hide? Why do we isolate ourselves? Why do we segregate and vacate? It's futile. We can't escape God's design for community. Even hell will be populated. So don't evade, escape, or eschew your neighbor. Pull your hood down; take your earbuds out; take off your sunglasses; and stop bed rotting. Get out there and love neighboring.

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Welcome to another season finale of Two Pour Spirits.

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Two Pour Spirits is a podcast of Project : Neighbor. Project : Neighbor is a theological think tank and spiritual training ground for the Church and the common good. We think theologically about everything from soil to sky, and disciple believers from crib to casket. We draw widely from the catholic Christian tradition, are ecumenically-oriented, and practically-minded.

Project : Neighbor is co-directed by Rev. Dr. Kyle David Bennett and Dr. Christopher Cimorelli.

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How you sit, stand, lay, jump, and walk in public spaces and buildings is significant. We know this. And those feigned smiles and side eyes aren't salubrious. You know that, too. But did you know that when you act all salty and sulk, you're actually sinning? Yeah— and you're ruining the Life of the party. So stop doing it. Have a good demeanor. It's a Christian's duty.

In this episode, Chris and Kyle traverse the topics of Christian carriage, posture, and demeanor. You've got your face in check? Great. How about your arms? Excellente! What about cheer? It might be time to check your attitude for the sake of society. Communion can't sprout in the soil of cynicism; Neighborhooding can't thrive in negativity. Be a Christian, not a Debbie Downer.

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Welcome to another episode of Two Pour Spirits.

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Two Pour Spirits is a podcast of Project : Neighbor. Project : Neighbor is a theological think tank and spiritual training ground for the Church and the common good. We think theologically about everything from soil to sky, and disciple believers from crib to casket. We draw widely from the catholic Christian tradition, are ecumenically-oriented, and practically-minded.

Project : Neighbor is co-directed by Rev. Dr. Kyle David Bennett and Dr. Christopher Cimorelli.

Support the show

https://www.projectneighbor.org/ | https://x.com/proneighbor |

Half-dressed girls on billboards. Low-rise jeans on models at Abercrombie and Fitch. Nude beaches still around. There's no doubt about it—there's a lot of skin being shown these days. Not to mention, the rampant sensuality, salacious marketing, and provocative and promiscuous clothing being produced and promoted. We've gotten a little too cavalier with our clavicles.

In this episode, Chris and Kyle talk about skin and clothing and its effect on our commonwealth. Is our fascination with mogging and looksmaxxing damning others? Are we seducing our neighbor to unchastity through our indecent clothing? How can a Christian talk about modesty and nudity in an age in which "Grok, put her in a bikini" is common online parlance?

We can help.

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Welcome to another episode of Two Pour Spirits.

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Two Pour Spirits is a podcast of Project : Neighbor. Project : Neighbor is a theological think tank and spiritual training ground for the Church and the common good. We think theologically about everything from soil to sky, and disciple believers from crib to casket. We draw widely from the catholic Christian tradition, are ecumenically-oriented, and practically-minded.

Project : Neighbor is co-directed by Rev. Dr. Kyle David Bennett and Dr. Christopher Cimorelli.

Support the show

https://www.projectneighbor.org/ | https://x.com/proneighbor |