Remaining Sane: Finding Peace in our Chaos

In this episode, Will talks with Dr Hans Boersma, an accomplished academic who currently serves as a professor at Nashotah House Theological Seminary and as an ordained minister in the Anglican Church of North America. Will and Dr Boersma discuss two main topics: what is a sacramental tapestry and how do we encounter evil through a theological lens. Dr Boersma empathizes with the amount of evil this profession deals with each day. I hope you enjoy this episode!

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In this unique bonus episode, Will discusses with a physics professor how the wave-particle duality, discovered in multiple quantum experiments in the late 19th and early 20th century, parallel Christ's existence as one being with two natures. The professor, Dr Guilaran, also emphasizes that without a christological understanding of the universe, some scientific concepts are forced to be "left in the lurch." Dr Guilaran also discusses how being a christian is a benefit to his profession, despite many loud voices saying that "science" and "God" contradict one another. I hope you enjoy this episode.

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In this episode, Will and Adam Whitescarver from the Chattanooga House of Prayer have a chat. Adam and Will discuss how we are humans are psycho-somatic beings and how that has ramifications for both our bodies and our souls. Adam talks about how to pray effectively and how that can lead to action. I hope you enjoy this episode!

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In this episode, Will talks with Dr Michael McClymond, an accomplished professor of theology at St Louis University. Dr Michael McClymond is a leading scholar on Christian Universalism (and its flaws) and he has written a multitude of books. Will and Dr McClymond discuss how to cultivate manhood in 21st century America and how the West's perspective of an ideal hero has changed overtime. Will and Dr McClymond also discuss how Christian Universalism leads to a widespread disillusionment of people who interact with the victims of heinous sin. I hope you enjoy this episode!

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In this episode, Will and "Father Sean," a priest and exorcist inside of the Anglican Church of North America discuss a topic which is no stranger to police officers: demons. Fr Sean explains what demon possession can look like and Will tells a few stories from his experience on the street. Fr Sean also explains how demons get ahold of a person and what that can look like on each level of possession. Fr Sean also talks about inroads that demons can use to enter someone's life, either via sin or trauma. Be careful, however I hope you enjoy this episode!

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In this episode, Will interviews one of his good friends, Alex Rhody. Alex is an orthodox Christian who really takes to heart leading a sacramental lifestyle, which he argues is based on 3 practices: fasting, prayer, and alms-giving. Alex also talks about his personal struggle with cynicism/practical nihilism, which has many parallels to police work. Alex also makes a strong argument as to why police officers should find a tradition in which the Eucharist is presented as the body and blood of Christ. I hope you don't miss what Alex has to say!

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In this episode, Will discusses sacramentology with fellow Anglican and podcaster: Jonah Saller. Jonah is a current postulant with the Anglican Church in North America as he plants a church in the American southwest. Will and Jonah talk about the Eucharist and how understanding that God's redemption of the world helps us stare evil in the face. In addition, Jonah expresses the importance of venerating saints. You won't want to miss this episode with Jonah.Jonah's website: http://jonahsaller.com/Jonah's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/sg/podcast/the-mere-catholicity-podcast/id1517093121Ask a question: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdChdSkrHRv05x7eO2Ioe9UuZLrndB0Rx-tKtN5JWwI2ygiiw/viewform?usp=sf_linkBe a guest: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdDialCCUdyJf_vNtUskKunOFvvNIX-HELdp_6fIjJBBJZebA/viewform?usp=sf_link