DIGGING UP TRUTH

In this fun bonus episode, Kathia gets to share a personal story of the miraculous power of Castor oil. Digressions include: Karens, Dentists, and the pharmaceutical hamster wheel. 
Sources:
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2019/oct/11/health-retreat-run-by-banned-wellness-coach
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbara_O%27Neill
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JoR0aLJHVzk
https://rss.com/podcasts/truthmatters/296461/

This episode is part 2 of episode 3. 
Sources:
Which Bible can we Trust? 1982
Encyclopedia Britannica on Wescott/Hort
Life and Lettors of Wescott/Hort
page 138,139, 211, 228, 229, 250, 430
https://archive.org/stream/3sdublinreview06londuoft/3sdublinreview06londuoft_djvu.txt

Kathia digs deep and is entrenched by the truths she thought she already knew. Digressions include chocolate cake recipe and Pride and Prejudice. 

Texts used:
Kurt Aland, The Bible in Modern Scholarship pg. 91
Les Garrett, Which Bible Can We Trust? pg 60-64, 90-92
Albert Pike, Morals and Dogmas pg 818
Roy Livesey, Understanding the New Age: World Government and World Religion pg. 104
Jasper James, God Wrote Only One Bible

Kathia goes back to her first love...history and her favorite dead people. 

We left off with a question last time that Kathia does not attempt to answer , instead we'll learn what our planet and its organisms teach us about how to live our lives. Digressions include figs and their love for fig wasps, and of course our favorite fish movie. 

Warning: Listen in low volume as Kathia is not a pro yet at podcasting. 

Kathia sits on the floor to listen to scientific experts in regards to how our universe began. She learns that having an open mind is not advisable, coincidences are not a thing in our universe and everything in our world is connected no matter how subtle it might be.

 Also she fangirls over Janna Levin.

Trigger Warning: The word *research* is used. 

Books mentioned:
How The Universe Got Its Spots-Janna Levin
pgs: 1, 79,80,82,85,96
The First Three Minutes-Steven Weinberg
pgs: 101, 102,106,107108,109,112,119
A Brief History of Time- Stephen Hawking
pgs: 10,11,118,125,126,127131,141,146