Myth of Neutrality

Today we’re talking about the nature of knowledge: what do we know, and how can we know that we know it? When people talk about this question, it’s impossible to leave our religious--or anti-religious--convictions at the door. Because God personally defines reality, our attitude toward Him colors our relationship to absolutely everything else, including evidence and rationality. But trusting God makes a lot of the world make a lot more sense, and we don’t have to know everything in order to understand what God says to us, and to communicate with one another.

This Episode Features: Emily’s Favorite Nobel-Prize-Winning Poet; My New Friend Satan; Everything is Dangerous; Corporate Needs You to Find the Difference between Paganism and Phariseeism; Matrix! Rainbows! Dreams!; Little Wooden Shoes; So What You’re Saying Is…; Hindus Don’t Count (ba-dm-tsh); Pour-Over Coffee; and Everyone Grew Up On British Sitcoms.