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Michael H. Peters

Michael H. Peters

Author of "Beyond World Religions" and founder of Trusted Inc., formerly Expert in Residence at the Harvard Graduate School of Design; appears on Stay Free with Russell Brand.

Oct 23, 2026

2:50
I mean, I feel like I'm getting woozy already.
2:53
Bring out the kangaroo.

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All
37:36
right.
37:37
So a way to describe this idea of being born a second time, to share DNA with God as opposed to just the mammal thing, to be born a second time.
37:49
You must be born a second time, Jesus said.
37:53
To understand that is a little bit difficult for us, but the book Flatlands is basically a mathematical modeling book.
38:01
If you're two-dimensional, Flatlands, if you're a plane, say a piece of paper, and a sphere passes through to visit you.
12:18
Yeah.
12:18
And that's what Jesus said to the apostles.
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He said, "These are the 12 apostles whose names are written," you know, the, the, the foundation stones of the city.
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He said, "You're all brothers." Whoa, how is that possible? No reverends, no pastors, no masters, no leaders, no rabbis, no fathers.
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You're all brothers.
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You have one, and that's me.
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You're a bunch of pawns on my chessboard.

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Mm.
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It's a mathematical book in essence, but I think it describes something real important to this discussion of communityAnd by that I mean Jesus came, He, the Word became flesh and dwelt for a while among us.
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He lived with us.
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He made His home with us.
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You know, in the beginning was the Word.
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The Word was God.
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You know, the whole idea that the God who lived outside of time, not constrained by matter, not constrained by the laws of physics or relativity, He lived totally outside of all of that.

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Mm-hmm

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