CVS Podcast

This episode of Meta explains how I went from Hard Solipsism to Monotheism in a heartbeat back in 2009. I was reading Descartes' "Discourse on Method" when the conversion happened. Basically, I said to myself, either I'm God or God is God, so if God is not God then I am God. But I know that I am not God, and that God is God because if I am wrong then I am also not wrong, since if I am wrong when I say that I am not God then I am God and God cannot be wrong. Therefore I know that I am not wrong when I say that I am not God. Therefore I am not God. But if I am not God then God is God. Therefore God is God.

When a Catholic friend told me about the controversy over the Wright brother's "Hipster Nativity" set, I immediately reached out to see if I could get their side of the story. Corey was nice enough to reply, and agreed to do a short interview.

I met "Philo Theism" when he commented on my Atheist Experience episode (Catholic vs. Atheist - 2017-05-28 - Matt Dillahunty.) He is a bright young man and he has recently discovered the depth and wisdom of the "ancients" of western philosophy. I really enjoyed our chat.

Pray the Holy Rosary with me. (Joyful mysteries.)

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Pray the Holy Rosary with me. (Luminous mysteries.)

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This episode of Meta explains my Decalogue Rosary method, and gives a few brief examples of how to do an examination of conscience based on the Ten Commandments combined with the Twenty Mysteries of the Most Holy Rosary. There are 200 meditations in a full Rosary, but I limit my discussion to 10 meditations, for the sake of time.

Pray the Holy Rosary with me. (All four mysteries.)

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Pray the Holy Rosary with me. (Sorrowful mysteries.)

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Pray the Holy Rosary with me. (Glorious mysteries.)

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I met Matthew through his brother Stephen, with whom I used to work. Matthew follows a non-denominational spiritual path guided by music, meditation and tai chi. He believes in the importance developing presence and inner peace for fulfilling ones purpose in life.