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Are we here or is it just a computer dream? Click here to listen to A Self Dependent Cause! A Self Dependent Cause - by Umar Abdullah of Saheeh Media

Are we here or is it just a computer dream? Click here to listen to Capital Punishment in Islam! A Purposeless Existence - by Umar Abdullah of Saheeh Media

Is there any God and how can we prove that? In depth logical explanation must download and listen. Click here to listen to Existence of God! Existence of God - By Mamdouh Mohamed Source audioislam.com

What is Shariah and can it be amended? Click here to listen to Capital Punishment in Islam! Capital Punishments in Islamic Law - Sharia Final Final - by Brother Umar Abdullah of Saheeh Media

Allah's Attributes - Part 02 By Waleed Basyouni Click here to listen to Allah's Attributes! Source : http://www.audioislam.com/

Allah's Attributes - Part 01 By Waleed Basyouni Click here to listen to Allah's Attributes! Source : http://www.audioislam.com/

Allahs Attributes - Questions and Answers By Waleed Basyouni Source :- http://www.audioislam.com/

In a recent addition to the Libertarian Tradition podcast series, part of the Mises Institute's online media library, Jeff Riggenbach uses Objectivist as a launchpad to discuss Objectivist subculture and fear. You can also read the transcript below: In a recent conversation with a younger libertarian, I heard something that I found somewhat surprising and somewhat disturbing at the same time. But later, on reflection, I realized that what I had heard should not have surprised me, however much it may still disturb me.

In a recent addition to the Libertarian Tradition podcast series, part of the Mises Institute's online media library, Jeff Riggenbach discusses the life of Robert Anton Wilson (1932–2007), author of the Illuminatus! trilogy. You can also read the transcript below: Robert Anton Wilson was born January 18, 1932 in Brooklyn.

In a recent addition to The Libertarian Tradition podcast series, part of the Mises Institute's online media library, Jeff Riggenbach discusses the brief life of C.M. Kornbluth (1923–1958) and his novel The Syndic.

In a recent addition to The Libertarian Tradition podcast series, part of the Mises Institute's online media library, Jeff Riggenbach discusses The Ambiguous Utopias of Ursula K. Le Guin and Samuel R. Delany.

In a recent addition to The Libertarian Tradition podcast series, part of the Mises Institute's online media library, Jeff Riggenbach discusses Friedrich Hayek and American Science Fiction. You can also read the transcript, which was later published as a Mises Daily article. In the podcast, Riggenbach discusses the dramatization of Austrian economist Friedrich Hayek's ideas in William Gibson's novel Pattern Recognition and Alfred Bester's short story "Time is the Traitor.

When I  wasn't paying attention Jeff Riggenbach did two more audio podcasts on libertarianism and science fiction in his series for the Mises Institute, The Libertarian Tradition. Here is one, a followup on the previous podcast on libertarian science fiction. You can also read the transcript, which was later published as a Mises Daily article: "Some Further Notes on Libertarian Science Fiction.

In a new addition to the Mises Institute's online media library today, part of The Libertarian Tradition podcast series, Jeff Riggenbach discusses libertarian science fiction. Riggenbach discusses the role of science fiction in keeping individualism alive, the phenomenon of all the best known libertarian novels being science fiction novels, Eric S. Raymond's "A Political History of SF" in which Raymond argues that science fiction has a natural affinity with libertarianism, and the importance of dramatizing our values (pdf).

Featuring :- Dr Emeritus Keith L Moore (Professor of Anatomy & Cell Biology in Canada), Dr E Marshall Johnson (Professor of Development Biology in USA), Dr T V N Persuad (Professor of Paediatric in Canada), Dr Allison (Pete) Palmer (New York University Geology Professor)

Joel Osteen Ministries teaches Christians about PIG_PORK_HAM_BACON_PAPARONI!

Prof. Gerald G. Goeringer Comment on the Quran (Scientists)

Talk by Mamdouh Mohamed Is the Quran the word of God? Source :- http://www.audioislam.com/

Muhammad (PBUH)is the Most Influential person in History