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Asceticism

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Oct 23, 2026

speaker_1NARRATOR
29:18
The spirit of the New Testament is undoubtedly asceticism.
speaker_1NARRATOR
29:21
However, your Protestants and rationalists may twist it to suit their purpose.
speaker_1NARRATOR
29:26
Asceticism is the denial of the will to live, and the transition from the Old Testament to the New, from the dominion of law to that of faith, from justification by works to redemption through the mediator, from the domain of sin and death to eternal life in Christ, means, when taken in its real sense, the transition from the merely moral virtues to the denial of the will to live.
speaker_1NARRATOR
29:50
My philosophy shows the metaphysical foundation of justice and the love of mankind, and points to the goal to which these virtues necessarily lead if they are practiced in perfection.
speaker_1NARRATOR
30:01
At the same time, it is candid in confessing that a man must turn his back upon a world, and that the denial of the will to live is the way of redemption.
speaker_4NARRATOR
34:44
The spirit of the New Testament is undoubtedly asceticism.
speaker_4NARRATOR
34:48
However, your Protestants and rationalists may twist it to suit their purpose.
speaker_4NARRATOR
34:53
Asceticism is the denial of the will to live, and the transition from the Old Testament to the New, from the dominion of law to that of faith, from justification by works to redemption through the mediator, from the domain of sin and death to eternal life in Christ, means, when taken in its real sense, the transition from the merely moral virtues to the denial of the will to live.
speaker_4NARRATOR
35:16
My philosophy shows the metaphysical foundation of justice and the love of mankind and points to the goal to which these virtues necessarily lead if they are practiced in perfection.
speaker_4NARRATOR
35:28
At the same time, It is candid in confessing that a man must turn his back upon a world, and that the denial of the will to live is the way of redemption.
Chris StewartHOST
27:04
Now liberated from such confinements, he showed even more of the determination and initiative that had elicited disapproval from the Chongzhen Emperor.
Chris StewartHOST
27:12
Ascetic, diligent, and singly devoted to his able wife, Lady Zeng, who had shared in his troubles of the previous decade, he feared no physical sacrifice.
Chris StewartHOST
27:22
Remarkably learned, especially in history and Ming institutions, and proud of his heritage, which he had suffered to claim, he now believed that his time had come and that he was the only prince who could restore the dynasty.
Chris StewartHOST
27:34
Although he treated Lu delicately, the Longwu Emperor dealt quite differently with the Prince of Jingjiang, Zhu Hongjia, after the latter was defeated in his attempt to take the imperial title in Guilin, Guangxi, in the fall of 1645.
Paul KingsnorthGUEST
31:53
I know people who live in off-grid cabins and draw their water from springs, and even they still need to be online sometimes.
Paul KingsnorthGUEST
31:59
So what do we do about that? My hunch here is to think about how the Christian notion of ascesis can be applied to the world of technology.
Paul KingsnorthGUEST
32:09
Ascesis, this Greek word is usually translated as self-discipline or sometimes self-denial, but the literal translation is simply exercise.
Paul KingsnorthGUEST
32:17
Ascesis, exercise, is a set of spiritual practices which are supposed to train us to deal with the snares and the temptations of the world mindfully, restraining the appetites, fasting sometimes from food or sex or other worldly passions, limiting needs, restraining desires.
Paul KingsnorthGUEST
32:34
This is the foundation stone of all spiritual practice and not just in the Christian faith.
Paul KingsnorthGUEST
32:39
Does the digital revolution represent the spiritual crisis? That's the big question.
Miguel ConnerHOST
46:26
Yeah, very weird, yeah.
VanceHOST
46:26
Ascetic, right? Ascetic, yeah.
Miguel ConnerHOST
46:28
Ascetic, yeah.
VanceHOST
46:28
Well, you know what the d- the divine spark thing, though, if people could choose to accept the divine spark, that means they had the potential of choosing it, which makes them...
VanceHOST
46:39
It's almost the same as having the divine spark, but having it dormant until it, you choose to wake up.
Jennie AllenHOST
17:25
Well, yeah.
Jennie AllenHOST
17:25
I mean, w- the, the history of heresy [laughs] is that there was a f- there was a theology that believed that, asc- it's called Asceticism, where you, anything to do with the body was sin, so they would hurt their bodies.
LaurenHOST
17:40
Hmm.
Jennie AllenHOST
17:40
They would, they would damage their bodies, um, so that they would get over their bodies and truly become spiritual beings.
speaker_2NARRATOR
31:28
This is the path of redemption from the evil of the world.
speaker_2NARRATOR
31:31
The spirit of the New Testament is undoubtedly asceticism, however your Protestants and rationalists may twist it to suit their purpose.
speaker_2NARRATOR
31:40
Asceticism is the denial of the will to live, and the transition from the Old Testament to the New, from the dominion of law to that of faith, from justification by works to redemption through the mediator, from the domain of sin and death to eternal life in Christ, means, when taken in its real sense, the transition from the merely moral virtues to the denial of the will to live.
speaker_2NARRATOR
32:03
My philosophy shows the metaphysical foundation of justice and the love of mankind, and points to the goal to which these virtues necessarily lead if they are practiced in perfection.
speaker_2NARRATOR
32:15
At the same time, it is candid in confessing that a man must turn his back upon the world, and that the denial of the will to live is the way of redemption.
David GuzikGUEST
16:29
Paul suffered for the sake of the body of Christ.
David GuzikGUEST
16:33
Ascetics focus on their holiness, on their spiritual growth, and on their perfection.
David GuzikGUEST
16:39
Paul followed the footsteps of Jesus, and he was an others-centered person.
David GuzikGUEST
16:45
You see, Paul found holiness.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:16
name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:19
The Book of Poverty and Asceticism, which is the fourth book of the Quarter of the Saving Actions from the book Reviving the Religious Sciences.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:28
Praise be to Allah, to whom the sands sing praises and the shadows prostrate, and from whose awe the mountains tremble.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:36
He created man from sticky clay and shaped him in the best of forms and perfect balance.
PaulaHOST
2:25
Even if you guys listening, and I had never heard of him, he was a prominent Christian monk, an ascetic and a theologian, and-
DougHOST
2:32
What's an ascetic?
PaulaHOST
2:32
Ascetic is a, uh, a person who has left behind the things of the world and tries to live simply.
DougHOST
2:40
Yeah, lives simply and tries to remove himself from the pleasures of this world.
DougHOST
2:43
That's a good, that's a good way of thinking of it.

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