This podcast episode shows that in the long run, it doesn't necessarily always pay off if someone works to weed out the innovators from a weaker people and instead backs the supposedly stronger people around them, in order to gain more respect and be rewarded by the stronger ones for a lifetime. Sometimes the circumstances and power structures may change, and the once abused and tormented person may regain strength and find support to assert their truth and their view of things in the long term. When this happens, the maliciousness of the perpetrators could be revealed in such a way that many people will understand it only by their individual reason.

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In this podcast episode, I highlight how religion can influence healthy eating and drinking and clean air. It is particularly evident in Malta, especially in the local pubs, cafés and restaurants. What kind of mentality has generally taken hold there? How does the system work?

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In this podcast episode, I ask the question of why someone like Henning's mother, Utta, always saw herself as being on the right path throughout her life. She was always sure that she had done only good, was honorable and deserved recognition. She was an outstanding Swabian woman and mother who always did everything right.

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In this podcast episode, I talk about the dynamics of a society in which women are increasingly taking on leadership roles and where the image of God has changed.

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In this podcast episode, I explain how to make oneself heard and assert oneself as a cleric abroad. It has a lot to do with focusing on common ground, at least for a while.

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This podcast episode is about how the church is systematically creating a new generation to take targeted action against innovation and change. It's about broadly pinning guilt on those who are different, who believe differently, who strive for more freedom for their people, and thus having them condemned by as many people as possible so that they suffer significant harm and are swiftly eradicated.

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This podcast episode explores the question of how a civilization usually develops. How does a people develop? What are the development stages of a people? What does all this have to do with innovation and change and what is the major purpose of a church organization?

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In this podcast episode, I describe a bit of the ordeal for someone who at heart belongs to a people whose freedom is restricted and when the local ruling people are so aware of their superiority, their greater freedom and power that they agree that they don't have to and don't want to compromise in any way when it comes to those who are different having a say. 

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In this podcast episode, the question arises as to whether it is not ultimately more satisfying to directly grab an official representative of the clergy and beat him up than to put in an enormous intellectual effort over ten years of hard work to create an art exhibition in which all the connections and all the culprits are clearly and comprehensively exposed?

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In this podcast episode, I describe a case of a Dorothy in Henning's home village. What does the Christian tradition of St. Dorothy involve? How does this ultimately take shape? What are the principles? What is the Dorothy always about?

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