In the fourth episode of our season on the question of God, Ryan dispels some common myths about theism and atheism and debunks some stereotypes about believers in God.
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In the third episode of our season on the question of God, Ryan unpacks the profound implications of both worldviews: a theistic worldview and an atheistic worldview—demonstrating why this question is truly the question of all questions.
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In the second episode of our new season on the question of God, Ryan sums up the history of this all-important question in the West, chronicling the historical development of both theism and atheism in the ancient and modern world.
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https://share.transistor.fm/s/8b55ba6c
We are happy to announce that we are releasing our third full season at the end of September. The season will be on the question of God, which Ryan believes is the most fundamental and important question of all—a question that speaks to and illuminates all other questions.
In this season, Ryan will explain why the question of God is so significant, detailing the many implications, and—most importantly—he will set out to provide a personal answer to the question. We hope that this season will be helpful to the formulation of your own response to this all-important question. Thanks for listening!
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In the conclusion of our three-part set on American Poverty, Ryan shares his personal thoughts on poverty in the United States, highlighting the ways in which this issue relates to personal virtue and personal ethics.
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https://share.transistor.fm/s/0c95691f
In today's edition of The Weekly, which is the second episode of a three-part set on American poverty, Ryan outlines the overarching debate on poverty in the United States—examining key arguments and claims from across the spectrum.
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https://share.transistor.fm/s/2e9b7b1e
In today’s podcast, the first of three on American poverty, Ryan sets the table by analyzing the key definitions and standards that are used when discussing such matters—looking particularly at how we measure and weigh poverty.
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https://share.transistor.fm/s/10906f83
On today’s installment of The Weekly, Ryan analyzes two opposing contemporary views on America: A traditional patriotic and idealistic perspective, on one hand, and a modern (or post-modern) unpatriotic and critical perspective, on the other. Just how does this relate to the popular debate between New York-style and Chicago-style pizza? Listen to the episode to find out!
Full episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/a04f1d14
In today's installment of the The Weekly, Ryan proposes the idea that all human experience is transcendental experience, asserting that all of us experience God "in the everyday," and that each of us encounter the transcendent in our mere existence. To live—to exist—is to be in the presence of one's creator.
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What makes humans greater than animals? In what ways are human beings qualitatively distinct from other developed primates? What do people mean when they say that humans are created in the image of God? Why does this matter? What are the practical implications?
Listen to this week's episode to ponder these questions with me!
Full Episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/4892b669
On today's Weekly episode, Ryan discusses the importance of having a sense of awe and wonder in life and for the world around us, attempting to inspire people to transcend modern disillusionment and contemporary disenchantment. Life is full of beauty and majesty, and it's important to be mindful of this.
On this week's episode, Ryan unpacks the practical benefits of belief in God, looking at the relevant data and research from contemporary studies. Thanks for listening!
Full episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/b9fc19ed
On this week's episode, Ryan offers a constructive critique of the selective kindness of the world and tries to explain why universal kindness and unconditional love are far greater.
Full Episode: https://www.thinkersensitive.com/s3/56
In the second part of our two part podcast on the current deconstruction movement, Ryan looks at the reasons why so many people are deconstructing Christianity today, closing with a brief appraisal and a brief critique of contemporary deconstruction.
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https://www.thinkersensitive.com/s3/55
If you are on Instagram or TikTok, you are probably familiar with the deconstruction hashtag. This hashtag is often associated with other hashtags, like: #exevangelical, #exfundie, #exholiness, and even #exchristian. As a type of deconstructionist himself, in the opening installment of this two part podcast, Ryan sets out to deconstruct the deconstruction movement in a constructive manner, setting the table for more in-depth analysis in the second episode.
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