Griffin Gooch and I discuss happiness, status, Gen Z's return to churches, and more in this episode of Insight Incorporated.

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Ian and James discuss a few ideas they've encountered recently.

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Ken Tangel has a degree in psychology and biblical counseling, and wants people to see the overlap between what the Bible says, and what they experience on a daily basis.The conversation is well worth the disappointing audio.

Check out Ken's practice, based in Western New York: link coming soonHe also does work with Camp Get-a-way, a camp designed to support children with emotional, behavioral, and mental health challenges and their families: https://www.cgaw.org/bios/ken-tangel/

Interview with Joel Carini the Natural Theologian.Joel attended Wheaton Bible College, Westminster Theological Seminary, the University of Chicago, and now is pursuing his Ph. D. in Philosophy at St. Louis University.Check out Joel's Book here: https://a.co/d/dJjNJKxYouTube: ⁨@NaturalTheologian⁩Substack: https://joelcarini.substack.com

I spoke with Edward Fantouzzo about his conversion to Catholicism, and his training to become a priest. We touched on what drew him to Catholicism, and how that speaks to a broader culture of younger people who are returning to more orthodox forms of faith.*Edward is not an official of the Diocese of Rochester, NY.

Ian and James broach a current but contentious issue in a gentle and thoughtful way. This conversation is touchy, but hopefully graceful and insightful. Who is Israel, and what exactly are we talking about when we discuss the Middle East, scripture, and doctrine.

Ian and James discuss a recent conversation James had with ChatGPT regarding the potential dangers of idolizing AI and how to properly use AI in relation to faith.Here's that conversation: https://chatgpt.com/share/6844b5bd-7314-8009-8867-614e70c93a22Let us know what your favorite part of the episode was in the comments!

Join Jameson Wilkins and Ian Campbell as they dive into Kierkegaard’s profound insights on faith in this episode. Exploring the Danish philosopher’s epilogue, they discuss faith as a lifelong passion, not a doctrine to surpass, but a challenging, noble pursuit unique to each generation. Through biblical reflections from Philippians, they emphasize living faith with humility and resilience, rejecting cultural Christianity for an authentic, existential commitment. Perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of faith as a dynamic, personal journey. Subscribe for more thought-provoking discussions!

James and Ian discuss Kierkegaard's Fear and Trembling, why he wrote it, who he was responding to, and what it has to offer us today. A great conversation about existentialism and faith.

James and Ian discuss Anthony DeMello's The Way to Love. The conversation ranges from how deceptive the actions we call loving can be, to how formative God's love is.