In this episode we study the world of ancient humans from 40,000 years ago to 15,000 years ago and the journey made to the Americas and the impact that had on the echo system. We also get a glimpse at what early man was worshiping during this time as well.

In this episode we review our ancient ancestors from 40,000 to 30,000 years ago with a closer look at what they might have worshipped. We also get to see what kind of people they were, how they interacted with one another and the advantages that they had over thier Neanderthal brothers.

Sources: Sapiens by Harari

In this episode we discuss the evolution of cognitive thinking and the rewiring of the human brain 70,000 years ago. How did this evolutionary adjustment help massive groups of people to work together for a common goal. Much of this content is borrowed from Yuval Noah Harari and his book, "Sapiens". A must read! Feel free to reach out any time at [email protected]

In this episode we will discuss the evolution of the genus, Homo Sapiens and the disappearance of our ancient cousins.

This is the Trailer episode for the History of Religions and what it will cover. We will look at the earliest ceremonial burials with concerns of the after life, the development of massive kingdoms, and what pre-Istaelite cults believed in and more!

In this episode we review the origins of man, our ancient ancestors and why Christianity accepts a young earth proposition. (Please note that this is my first podcast ever and it does get better by episode 12 😂)

Sources: Sapiens by Harari