Lifelong Learning
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Lifelong Learning
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In this episode, hosts John and Jason explore Mount Marty University's fourth and final core value: Lifelong Learning. Far from being a simple endorsement of continuing education or accruing degrees, they reveal that this value is actually a translation of the obscure Benedictine vow conversatio morum—the commitment to the continual transformation of one's life. The hosts discuss the Benedictine "rule for beginners," emphasizing that true learning requires the humility to admit you are never finished and the willingness to "read" reality—nature, relationships, and oneself—with the same intensity as scripture (Lectio). They also touch on the tension between intellectual elitism and true wisdom in American culture.
Chapters
00:00:00 - Intro: Canned Intros and "Spending Money"
00:01:24 - The Fourth Core Value: Lifelong Learning
00:06:08 - The "Secret" Vow: Conversatio Morum (Conversion of Life)
00:08:12 - The Rule for Beginners: Why We Are Never Experts
00:09:15 - Lectio of Life: Reading Reality and Relationships
00:18:43 - Education in America: Elitism vs. Populism
00:35:01 - The Practice of "Going Back to Square One"
00:44:51 - Conclusion