Theology & Ethics · Aug 26, 2026 · 1:36:18
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Welcome to the Theology & Ethics podcast! In this episode, the Kirkwood Center Team (& guests Bethel McGrew & Owen Anderson) discuss Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, whether Odysseus is a hero, and when art becomes lies.
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CHAPTERS & TIMECODES
00:00:00-Introduction
00:02:12-Is The Odyssey Woke?
00:17:31-Is It Subtle, Or Just Boring?
00:28:07-Is Odysseus A Hero?
00:48:40-Are We Whitewashing Greek Paganism?
01:08:13-The Idea Of Homecoming
01:12:55-When Do Artists Become Liars?
01:20:14-Buddhism & Daoism
01:23:13-Concluding Thoughts