In this episode we give a quick overview of the reformation. Also, we end with some thoughts on how we can move towards personal enlightenment.

Why does silver kill monsters? In this short episode we discuss the origins of this legend.

In this episode we examine the difference between free will and environmental determinism, and how culture can move quickly to the edge of chaos. Can the mentality that external forces shape your life free you from the edge of chaos? Or can taking personal responsibility in life give us the tools to find liberty?

In this episode we discuss how one can conquer suffering in our lives. We examine GK Chesterton's book Orthodoxy, as well as the role of personal responsibility.

In this episode we emphasize the need for valuing good and bad in our world. Moreover, we again examine the conversation between Socrates and Ion regarding truth. Also, we examine some fun and terrible stories regarding dragons, the Seguin Lighthouse and a floating log.

Should the government parent youth? Whats the deal with feet washing? What does one in Auschwitz say about suffering? All of these topics come together with the common theme of personal responsibility.

Plato's Ion, Old Language, The Rite of Spring, & Rosaries are all in this episode! Overall, we examine how we interact with truth in our daily lives. In the midst of our conversation, we discuss the dangers of editing the various "primary expressions" in our reality.

The 5 mediums for transformation in this video are as follows: Job; Health; Social Group; Addiction; & Purpose.

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https://daily.jstor.org/psychology-behind-clowns-creep-us/

When we only have the tool in our belt of reaching people by some version of "hearing their story," we are overlooking the massive amount of people whose personality is not predisposed towards such.

This episodes examines the proper rof excommunication within the church. Such should be a tool for sharpening the church, and distinguishing itself from ideas which are separate from good theology. It is not a mere tool for excluding people, but instead for clarifying that certain views are not inline with the structure of the church, and acknowledging that some people still need to grow and transform.