<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2064342/open_sms">Send a text</a>In this episode, Baron and Trevor discuss the popular NBC show called "The Good Place." The entertaining show speculates on the afterlife, but does its vision of heaven match a Christian understanding of life after death? Join Baron and Trevor in this episode as they compare and contrast the "good place" of the show with the heaven of the Bible.

Send a text In this episode, Baron and Trevor discuss the popular NBC show called "The Good Place." The entertaining show speculates on the afterlife, but does its vision of heaven match a Christian understanding of life after death? Join Baron and Trevor in this episode as they compare and contrast the "good place" of the show with the heaven of the Bible.

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/2064342/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send a text</a>In this episode, Baron and Trevor discuss the popular NBC show called "The Good Place." The entertaining show speculates on the afterlife, but does its vision of heaven match a Christian understanding of life after death? Join Baron and Trevor in this episode as they compare and contrast the "good place" of the show with the heaven of the Bible.

The Better Place: Where Comedy Meets Heaven

We discuss points of agreement between different worldviews and the Christian faith from the perspective of a Psychology graduate and a theologian. Our mission is to foster constructive conversations in a polarized world by identifying entry points. We believe that almost every genuinely held perspective is built upon some structure of truth that Christians agree with. When identified, these truths can open doors to better conversations with those of different worldviews.

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We discuss points of agreement between different worldviews and the Christian faith from the perspective of a Psychology graduate and a theologian. Our mission is to foster constructive conversations in a polarized world by identifying entry points. We believe that almost every genuinely held perspective is built upon some structure of truth that Christians agree with. When identified, these truths can open doors to better conversations with those of different worldviews.

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