Due to my (Sam's) mental health, I am taking a step back from When Belief Dies for now. An announcement video is due to go live on the 20th of April explaining why. The future live streams mentioned in these conversations have been cancelled until I am well again, but Daniel, Roger and I all thought these conversations were well worth sharing. The thumbnail number is wrong, as we had planned to release these in a different order - thank you for understanding. -Sam
This week Roger speaks to award-winning writer and theologian Thomas Jay Oord about his view of open and relational theology. 
They discuss whether love really is the ultimate reality of the universe and whether Tom’s notion of an uncontrolling God actually helps with the problem of evil.  
Sadly, I (Sam) couldn't make this conversation due to being away in London for work. Roger and I spoke before the conversation and Roger agreed to ask a good few questions that I had after I read Thomas's book.  
You can find/follow Thomas here:
Website
Twitter
Open and Relational Theology (book)
You can find/follow Roger here: Twitter
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