Faith isn't blind — it's the beginning of seeing clearly.
Is faith just superstition? The opposite of reason? Or is it something deeper — something alive?

In this episode of The Way of the Fool, we reclaim the true essence of faith: not as blind belief, but as a powerful force rooted in discernment, humility, and the courage to go beyond what reason alone can grasp.

Faith isn’t a fallback for the weak — it’s a call to truth, even when truth is costly.

If you’ve ever questioned what faith really means, this episode is for you.

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What is truth? In a world drowning in noise, ideology, and contradiction, how can we even begin to find it? In this episode, I explore the nature of truth — in science, in religion, and in ourselves. We’ll look at how power can distort reality, how postmodernism muddied the waters, and why clinging to comforting narratives is the enemy of real understanding.

But this isn't about preaching. It’s about the path back — through intuition, discernment, humility, and inner silence.
 Because sometimes, the quiet voice within knows what all the noise tries to hide.

If you're tired of lies, of tribal thinking, of empty slogans — walk with me. One truth at a time.
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Dogma — the fixed, inherited framework that often claims divine origin — has long shaped religious thought. But how much of it brings us closer to God… and how much gets in the way?

In this episode, we explore how genuine spiritual experience can be buried under layers of tradition, power, and fear. We ask hard questions: How can we tell the difference between divine revelation and human invention? What happens when institutions become gatekeepers instead of guides?

If you’ve ever felt that religion lost its heart somewhere along the way — or if you’re searching for something deeper, freer, and more true — this is for you.
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Does materialism explain the world — or drain it of meaning?
 In this episode, I explore how the scientific worldview evolved into a belief system of its own, often dismissing anything it can't measure.

We’ll examine how materialism grew out of empiricism, why it struggles with questions of meaning, and how its logical endpoint may be existential nihilism. Along the way, I revisit rationalism, the limits of knowledge, and what it means to walk toward truth when certainty is no longer on offer.

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What is religion, really? This episode explores its forgotten meaning — not as blind belief or institutional loyalty, but as the soul’s return to its source. From Cicero’s re-legere to the early Christian re-ligare, we trace how religion became rigid, how it lost touch with its origin, and why the modern West, despite turning away from organized religion, still longs for meaning.

Whether through a tradition or through your own striving for truth, justice, beauty, and goodness — this is about remembering what was lost, and finding your way back to God.
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