Podcast about Norberto Keppe’s Analytical Trilogy
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Alternative HealthPhilosophyHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture |
There's a lot of certainty in scientific circles about how science and religion can't go together. In fact, consensus that empirical science has made God unnecessary, and that religion, with its strange elements of faith and ritual, is irrational and... more
We've been looking at the deep spiritual questions that rise in the human breast in our series. And we've been doing that through the lens of theology, which has been so dismissed, even despised, in our modern science.
To our great detriment. more
Our intention in this podcast series is to bring some consciousness about something that only a few desire knowing about: there are evil spirits organizing and guiding our lives.Already I can hear the howls of protest. I have a young teenage student ... more
The idea of Creation. The new atheists rail against that. "It's not rational," they insist. The product of a weak mind.
Yes, I've heard all that before. In fact, I'm quick to admit that may have been my mind some years ago.
I say "may" because I'm... more
They are most definitely on point (with me) on "energy." I'd like to consider myself unique, blah blah yeah I know we're all "unique" when everything we learn is from someone else ehh. I let their podcast play out and it spoke to certain areas of my psych I wasn't paying attention to. Thanks!
To many assertions made with no reasons. "We know this now" who is we and how do we know it? Not a good science based podcast.
Good topics and always interesting- keep them coming
Searching through drivel and ego-centric trite I stumbled upon this jewel. Few will know it, most will react with vile and passionate, spittle-filled screams of protest (see above and below). To those who stand quietly, observing, critcally thinking about what others profess to be true, give this a listen. You may discover a link to like-minds...most won't...will you?
PS -- you who think economics is more complicated than the human body make me smile. You know so little, yell so much, and claim ... more
I loved this podcast so much that I boarded a plane and flew to Brazil to meet the host Richard Jones. This podcast is unlike anything you have ever heard, it help change my perspective on almost everything. The guests are interesting, the topics are exceptional and of course the content is superb! Hey so what are you waiting for?
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