Organizations can be very effective. But what happens when the organization outlives its purpose. I think it takes on a life of its own…and part of yours.

Get the pitchforks and torches. I think this podcast will make everyone mad. That’s not my intent. I just realized I have to have a better answer to a question few people dare ask.

Join my wife and I as we discuss the concept of the Corpus of Church music.

I consider myself politically right leaning, based mostly on my acceptance of the inevitability of the Pareto distribution. In an effort to recognize “the beam in my own eye,” I grapple with what it looks like when my personal position spirals into a pathology.

For podcast 200 I do something new. I didn’t plan to but something emerged. My son wanted to go for a hike. I wanted to record a podcast. So I invited him to be my guest. Keith is twelve so this might be a fun podcast to share with children.

I address specifically a core Idea that I often mention peripherally. I suggest the counter intuitive idea that compromise fuels extremism.

I deviate from my norm and make a podcast while driving. Listen to my specific best guess at what makes my perspective unique even compared to others like Jordan Peterson whose perspectives I greatly appreciate.

Why does it seem like Christians universally identify the second sin as the original sin. Could it be because they don’t want to face their guilt?

I used to try to universalize all my thoughts. If I thought them, probably everyone should. I think I am changing. I try to guard against saying, or even thinking, that I know what’s best for others. But I believe that speaking more clearly and truthfully is always the best choice. Join me as I try to figure out if there is someplace where unexamined half-truths might be optimal.