Ultimate Questions
Ultimate Questions, Jerry L. MartinA public conversation exploring life’s deepest questions, bringing together scholars of diverse religious and philosophical traditions and thoughtful seekers from many walks of life. A project of Theology Without Walls.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 8 | Subscribers | Read | ultimatequestions.substack.com |
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Jonathan Weidenbaum on Spiritual Practice, Prayer, and Returning to Judaism
Jonathan Weidenbaum, a panelist and contributor to Ultimate Questions, has been featured across God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, bringing his work in world religions, philosophy, and spiritual practice into conversation across both space...
A Calling: The Classic Case
The classic case was God’s call to Abraham to leave the land he was in and to move with his family to a new land God would show them. Abraham’s response was “Here I am,” which is the language of a soldier reporting for duty, the equivalent ...
Have You Ever Felt Called?
What does a calling feel like in your life? We’re revisiting Question One at Ultimate Questions this week. Add your response — long or short.
Ultimate Questions
Have you ever felt called to something? In Episode 273 of God: An Autobiography, The Podcast, Jerry reflects on the first question posted at Ultimate Questions: What does a calling feel like?
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