I finally conclude this three episode trilogy on Soren & Social Media. Can I hear an “Amen?” Shout out to Norway where this podcast is Number 1 for Spirituality! My people!

We continue to go in-depth on Soren’s conflict with The Corsair and its relevance to Social Media. I give some ideas about how to interact with social media and not let the crowd drown out needed voices.

How would or should have Soren interacted with The Corsair? How does this instruct us on our interactions with others on Social Media and how does being silent help? This is a big topic so be patient as I work through this.

Soren offers surprising advice on how to respond to trouble, trial, and tribulation. Be silent.

We get into the public vs. private side of life. Soren had high highs and low lows. That didn’t make him a hypocrite. It made him human.

Who knows why the John Updike essay in the 2005 New Yorker is titled this. Maybe I should read it again. In this episode, I delve into Soren’s conflict with The Corsair. Actually can hear birds chirping a bit in the background!

Soren speaks about the anxiety we experience concerning the future. The expectancy of faith is the antidote for this condition.

Soren writes that real joy always lies on the far side of suffering. What do you think? First 20 minutes before Soren writings or so are housekeeping items. So, fast forward as needed. But does provide some updates on important things.

Soren writes that “Anxiety is the Dizziness of Freedom.” Give it a listen to learn more. Correction: Slave owner was Philemon, not Titus. The danger of relying on memory.

Listen in as Soren & I develop a case for why institutions can be downright dangerous.