Conversation of Our Generation
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In the last couple episodes, we discussed how you can come to know things about God, creation, and ethics, through human reasoning. Today, we conclude this series talking about what the incarnation reveals and how it fulfills us.
Enjoying the series so far? This third part talks about the root of the idea of the Mean from philosophy. If you want to see how a proper mode of acting can be reasoned to, tune in.
Welcome to Part 2 of my series on Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and the Life. Today we discuss how we can come to understand the world around us and to know truth in light of God's nature that we discussed last week.
This episode begins a new series on what it means when Jesus claims to be the Way, the Truth, and the Life. We'll dive into why that is and how we arrive at the point where He comes to fulfill the plan of salvation.
There's no more Advent season anymore- just Christmas. As soon as Thanksgiving is over, it's the Christmas season, not Advent, that is all across America. In this podcast, we talk about "Why Christmas Shouldn't Replace Advent"
How can a country survive when the people share nothing in common? The answer is, it won't. That's why I think Thanksgiving is the perfect holiday for Americans to set aside differences and come together. Here's why:
This will be a quick episode where I try to capture my basic thoughts on the current impeachment proceedings. I try not to talk too much about the nitty-gritty of politics, but I think that some important ideas to discuss here. "The genius of impeachment lay in the fact that it could punish the man... Continue Reading →
The college system is going away. It's obvious that the economic writing on the wall is there. However, education will remain. The question is what will this look like? Today, I need your thoughts and feedback.
It seems as though we have trouble delineating between different means of understanding the world and how those should be used. I've seen philosophers make for bad scientists and scientists make for bad philosophers. The reason, I believe, is they require different ways of searching for Truth.
With Climate Change science devolving into a pagan religion calling for us to eat babies, what are we to do? It's simple. Take ownership for what we can, and here's some ways we can do to make a real impact on the local environment.
Can We Make The Government A Little Less Stupid? It's a tough task, but I think I have a couple ideas that can move the needle.
It almost seems as if Ayn Rand is every libertarian-leaning person's favorite philosopher. Today, I'd like to talk about some problems I find with this philosophy.
Today we discuss why America's history is not a story of racism, but one of triumph over racism, though it could have been faster to do so.
Today, we'll discuss why it's ok to ask questions and how to do it in a way that doesn't make you sound crazy. Plus, I'll give you some ammo to push back on the "conspiracies never happen" idea.
There's a problem in our society of demagoguing on policy, using the warm bodies of victims as a political club. That's not right. Today, we'll talk about how to talk about tragedies and horrific crimes with empathy.
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