If you have no belief in God, would you naturally become "woke?" After watching my interview with James Lindsay, Jacob Hansen had some questions. Why do many who do not believe in God shun wokeness? With its secular, Godless roots, Jacob asks why an atheist would not embrace it. We discuss the philosophical roots of Woke, go into atheism, and finally discuss Expressive Individualism. Enjoy! Website - www.cwicmedia.com 

Wokeness And Belief In God (feat. Jacob Hansen )

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Wayne May's Conference and Website - https://www.ldsarchaeology.com/events/ Wayne May's research concludes that the Adena people are the Jaredites. Archaeologists now say that they are the mound builders, and the Hopewell used and added to the mounds as they moved north from Florida. Wayne says that the Hopewell, which lived from 550 BC to 400 AD, are the Nephites. He points to numerous stone tablets found in the mounds with Paleo-Hebrew written on them, as well as the descriptions of the fortifications matching from the Book of Mormon.

Archaeological Evidences For The Hopewell As The Nephites feat. Wayne May

Jeff McCullough, Kurt Francom and Greg Matsen discuss their personal interfaith efforts between Evangelical Protestants and Latter-day Saints. Website - www.cwicmedia.com 

Evangelicals - Latter-day Saints, What Is The Divide?

Gospel On The Nile Cruise - https://www.cwicmedia.com/gospel-on-the-nile Bruce Porter and Greg discuss the image of Facsimile 1 of the Book of Abraham on a wall at Karnak, Egypt in the Temple of Opet. The engraved image has Osiris on a Lion Couch bed, with his feet APART and his Hand in front of his mouth. What is its meaning? How might this fit in with the Royal Procession and our own temple experiences? And what context does this give to the Book of Abraham and the other facsimiles? And how might the Opet Festival play a part in understanding the wall at the Temple of Opet? Website - www.cwicmedia.com 

Facsimile 1 FOUND In Egyptian Temple!

Free Book! Putting On Christ - Cllick Here! - https://www.puttingonchrist.com/cwicshow Scripture Notes - https://www.scripturenotes.com The Book of Mormon is written for us to understand the importance of the Doctrine of Christ, and to see, in our day, how that doctrine can dissolve. Both Alma the Elder and his son, Alma the Younger, were antichrist before they were converted to the Doctrine of Christ. Alma the Elder was a priest of King Noah, and Alma the Younger was a product and a leader of an antichrist movement among the Nephites. Website - www.cwicmedia.com 

Alma The Elder And Alma The Younger Were Both, At First, Antichrist

John gives more backstory on the Kirtland Temple Butker, Andy Reid, and the Kansas City Chiefs   Website - www.cwicmedia.com 

Wokeness And Belief In God (feat. Jacob Hansen )

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