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Understanding the human experience Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.... more
FAQs about Fault Lines:How many episodes does Fault Lines have?The podcast currently has 255 episodes available.
December 27, 20205. The story of Freedom, Liberty & EqualityWhat is freedom? free will... do w have freedom or free will? What is it like to be not free?What is the science behind freedom and what do the gods say? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more1h 14minPlay
December 07, 20204. Theodora: The Prostitute who became Empress of the RomansWARNING> An early Podcast... skip to Ep. 5 [next episode]This is Episode 4. Empress Theodora of the Romans. Some origin stories are so interesting that you can't really avoid retelling them. Imagine a pheasant, just another common farm labourer who goes on to become Roman Emperor. Or a imagine pheasant-turned soldier who becomes Emperor. Or even a slave who becomes Empress? Well, these actually happened. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more22minPlay
November 30, 20203. Cathrine II [The Great] of RussiaWARNING> just my 2nd pod... skip to Ep. 5Listen now | Guess who Sophie of Anhalt-Zerbst [present-day Saxony] was? Well, she was Catherine the Great, also known as Catherine II, who reigned between 1762 and 1796. She was born in the then Prussian [now Polish] town of Stettin. Daddy was a German prince. Although she was a princess, the family had limited wealth. Her heritage meant she was related to many other European nobility such as the Kings of Sweden. She also happened to be a second cousin of the future Peter III, future Tzar of Russia. She first met Peter, aged ten. He was probably eleven or twelve at the time. She found Peter ‘detestable’ - even at that young age. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more21minPlay
November 24, 20202. St Augustine - one of the most important thinkers in Western ChristianityWARNING> This was my 1st podcast & is dodgy listen at your own peril - skip to Ep. 5He was born in 354 AD in Numidia [back then in the Roman Empire], now Souk Ahras in Algeria — he died, 430 in Hippo Regius [present-day Annaba, Algeria]. He was the bishop of Hippo 396-430 and one of the most significant Christian thinkers ever. If you’re Christian [of any branch], you should know this guy. I put him up there with St. Paul, John Chrysostom, Emperor Constantine, and perhaps Jesus [!!!] in terms of actual influence shaping Christian thought, practice, and dogma; Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more9minPlay
November 23, 20201. IntroductionHello, This is a short introduction. / how to use the episodes...**UPDATED 4 Feb 2022UPDATED 24 Jan 2021 original 24 Nov 2020.... My early episodes are not great quality so pls start with Episode FIVE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information....more4minPlay
FAQs about Fault Lines:How many episodes does Fault Lines have?The podcast currently has 255 episodes available.