Part 2 of 2 Punk Theologies round table of nine people including special guests Amy and Seth Taylor. Questions that come up... Where is the line between science and faith? Do emo triggers expose our levels of trust? And how do we trust between the objective and subjective truth claims of healers whether they be in spirituality, science or medicine?

Punk Theology's round table of nine people including special guests Amy and Seth Taylor. Questions that come up... Where is the line between science and faith? Do emo triggers expose our levels of trust? And how do we trust between the objective and subjective truth claims of healers whether they be in spirituality, science or medicine?

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Are the plannys becoming the new outcasts? Is there a hunger and thirst for organic natural growing life in a social organization such as a church or team> Are the organized people part of the problem? And what the heck does a spider-Bee fight have to do with it?

Truth and lies. When is it OK to tell a lie? Is it ever OK to keep a dirty little secret? When do lies protect and when do lies destroy? Last week, the truth this week we talk about the lies on a wonderful podcast who's website is punktheology.com

Punk Theology asks, what do we really want when we say "I want the truth"? Is truth fluid? Is truth static? Is truth always hard like gravity? Is "the truth" in relationships objectively subjective? Inspired in part by a podcaster here in the Seattle area who took a shot at us...

We get into "The Truth" on this episode of Punk Theology.

Are you ready? In episode 25 we talk about readiness and what it means to change our position. Or move from one place to another. Yes, either physically and or metaphorically.

Hack the M word? The M word stands for "ministry" a trigger word for a lot of us for sure. But can we admit that feeding the homeless helping people gain freedom from life choking addictions are a good thing? What does it mean to hack the ministry? Well, for obvious reasons the word "Christian" for example has been drug through the mud. So many "leaders" have blindly broken trust with the people they say they're so desperate to "save". We bring in our guest Jim Henderson of Hack The Ministry and ask Ok, what would it mean for ministries to actually pushback what's evil and life choking in the world and make a difference in this post modern day and age, full of cold hearted certainty addicts and skeptics?

In this episode we discuss a blog post Derek made a few weeks back on Rigidity. It seems that as many people age, they lose the ability to see things from multiple perspectives and become more rigid in their beliefs. Is that inevitable? And is that even a problem? If we want to stay flexible and open to other perspectives, what can we do now to help ensure that?

An examination of friendships in the postmodern 21st-century. What is real friendship? Does friendship move to the next level when one shares their struggles, suffering or tragedy? Oh but don't force it, don't wanna scare that person away? Are we afraid over time to get close with people? To let them behind the counter? Does true friendship I have a certain strength in vulnerability? John Bissell from episode 20 joins us as we get honest about friendship here on PunkTheology.com.

Preservation is necessary when keeping protecting or conserving something valuable but...

What happens when we try and preserve something that may no longer need preserving? Or what if we preserve it too much like a jam that turns to paste or beef jerky that turns to shoe leather? What if systems and institutions need to operate more like a body then an engine?