This is the second installment of a two-parter on the theme of mystery.

Matt and Dan use more big words to talk about how divine mystery makes itself incarnate into our experience. They also talk about how Christian grappling of divine mystery should lead to a certain posture, one that brings us to our knees rather than inflates our heads.

Look out for the use of the term "sacramental ontology".

Matt and Dan begin a two-parter on what mystery is and entails.

They use big words like "epistemology", and warn us about the risk of reducing mystery to a jingoistic stopping of further reflection on the life of faith.

They also warn us about the conceit of thinking one's way to salvation, instead of truly encountering the complexity of reality and God's working his way through our lived experience.

Graham Ward: The Unimaginable

Pope Francis: Address to Participants in the International Congress on the Future of Theology

Matt and Dan talk about the finer details of asian dinner conversations, before speaking about the Christian task of evangelisation.

They clarify the important distinction between evangelisation and "flexing" (and why one does not equate with the other). They also talk about the link between parish life and the imperative for evangelisation, and the important place of divine gift, journeying and communion in the proclamation of the Gospel.

Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium