The first thing a person will do for their world view is lie. Read from Joseph Shumpeter and Hannah Arendt.

Recorded on 4/26 - Discussed the wisdom of crowds, a modern miracle refuting deism from Craig Keener's book, and founding father Samuel Adams.

Science is done by humans who sometimes have agendas, so check out the source. The resurrection of Jesus Christ is true and of paramount importance. Discussion of proofs for the resurrection.

On today’s (3/29/22) podcast we discuss the "chess pieces fallacy," and we explored the theology of the lie (Gen 3:1-17; John 17).  We applied these principles to the “scientific” article, “The psychological drivers of misinformation belief and its resistance to correction,” Nature Reviews, Psychology (12 January 2022). 

Beware of the prince of the power of the air and Coach Bob's speculation about why and when 1/3 of the angels followed Satan. If you get in trouble by believing a lie, you get out of trouble by believing the truth.

We discuss the post hoc ergo proctor hoc fallacy, supposed scientific studies, and Benjamin Franklin.

The importance of your source for information. Loneliness is the attendant circumstance of a life of Faithfulness. Truth, love, and power are ultimately unseparable. Never forget the scoreboard. Forget the concept of fair; prayer isn't fair. 

We covered Benjamin Franklin in our Christianity and the Constitution series by John Eidsmoe.

Further discussion on the role of the Holy Spirit in discernment.  Core beliefs about the main stream media, Trump, and Covid. Who should we listen to as our sources of information about the virus and vaccine?

We discussed the significance of “prior conversations,” the economic fallacy of composition, and the founding father, Gouverneur Morris who spoke more than any other delegate at the constitutional convention and was responsible for the wording of the constitution.