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In this episode of the "On Meaning" podcast, Tamir Dortal hosts world-renowned historian and public intellectual Professor Niall Ferguson for a fascinating conversation about the role of religion in contemporary society.Professor Ferguson, known for his nuanced perspectives on history and current affairs, delves into his personal journey from atheism to Christianity, explaining the reasons behind this significant shift in belief. He discusses the challenges of raising a family and navigating morality without a religious framework, emphasizing the importance of religious education for cultural understanding and ethical development. He further explores the historical context of secularization, contrasting the West's trajectory with the more turbulent experiences of communist regimes.The discussion then takes a surprising turn as Professor Ferguson analyzes the emergence of "wokeism" as a new form of pseudo-religion, drawing parallels with historical examples of political ideologies filling the void left by traditional faith. He also examines the complexities of inter-civilizational dialogue in a globalized world, advocating for greater understanding and engagement between different cultural traditions. Tune in for a thought-provoking exploration of faith, secularism, and the search for meaning in the 21st century.0:00:00 - 0:05:15: From Atheism to Faith: A Historian's Journey0:05:15 - 0:08:18: Parenting and Faith: Why Religion Matters in the Home 0:08:18 - 0:13:54: The Historian's Dilemma: Confronting Suffering, Questioning Purpose0:13:54 - 0:19:13: Secularization's Rise: From Enlightenment Skepticism to Empty Pews0:19:13 - 0:26:46: The Rise of Wokeism: Filling the God-Shaped Hole?0:26:46 - 0:30:20: The Strange Bedfellows of Wokeness and Islamism0:30:20 - 0:33:45: The Unintended Consequences of Secular Education0:33:45 - 0:43:51: Building a New University: The Pursuit of Truth in a Divided World0:43:51 - 0:48:34: Islam and the West: Challenges and Hopes for Coexistence0:48:34 - 0:55:05: Zealotry without Force: Living Your Values, Respecting Differences#על_המשמעות #podcast #niall_ferguson~אברהם יצחק פיירמן - מוהל - 058-630-1851 Support the Show.להצטרפות כמנוי הפודקאסט ואתר מידההצטרפו לניוזלטר שלנו וקבלו עדכונים לפני כולם. - http://eepurl.com/iv2c6k לצפיה ברשימת ההמלצותלהצטרפות לערוץ הטלגרםלהצטרפות לקבוצת המתנדבים שלנו שבזכותה אנו יכולים להפיק לכם תוכןהאזנה נעימה!
This episode carries different meaning this year. As I listened to it, I was surprised how different elements in it now became resonant. Listen to the Parsha Pick-Me-Up to learn about zealotry, Pincha's moment, and the Jewish interest.
ZOHAR on Pinchas: Is Zealotry Appropriate? Discerning the Pulse, Healing &Deep Breathing. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ravpinsonpodcast/support
How far would you go to stand up for your beliefs? In this episode, we uncover the incredible story of Pinchas, a figure whose passionate stand against sin earned him divine recognition and intense scrutiny and ridicule. We dive into the unique legal and moral foundations that justified his bold actions and explore the immense courage it took for him to act so decisively. Pinchas's story isn't just about ancient zealotry; it's a powerful reminder of the complexities involved in doing what's right, especially when it's unpopular.Join us as we unpack the compelling lessons from Parshas Balak and Pinchas, highlighting the necessity of courage and unwavering faith. We discuss the teachings of the Altar of Kelm, which emphasizes that true devotion to God involves a deep hatred for evil and the strength to oppose it. Although we strongly discourage literal acts of violence, we encourage you to channel Pinchas's spirit by passionately defending your principles and serving God with all your heart. This episode will inspire you to live with gevura and dedication, even in a world that often challenges your values.Support the Show.Join The Motivation Congregation WhatsApp community for daily motivational Torah content!Elevate your impact by becoming a TMC Emerald Donor! Your much-needed backing is crucial for our mission of disseminating the wisdom of the Torah. Join today for just $18.00 per month. (Use your maaser money!) https://buy.stripe.com/00g8xl5IT8dFcKc5ky---------------- SUBSCRIBE to The Weekly Parsha for an insightful weekly talk on the week's Parsha. Listen on Spotify or 24six! Access all Torah talks and listen to featured episodes on our website, themotivationcongregation.org ----------------Questions or Comments? Please email me @ michaelbrooke97@gmail.com
James Woudhuysen – visiting professor of forecasting and innovation at London South Bank University – returns to Last Orders with Chris Snowdon and Tom Slater. They discuss the Labour government's disastrous green agenda, the snobbery of the nanny state and the rise of Lucy Letby trutherism. Send your postbag questions to lastorders@spiked-online.com and we'll try to answer them in the next episode. Support spiked: https://www.spiked-online.com/support/ Sign up to spiked's newsletters: https://www.spiked-online.com/newsletters/
Zealotry in a single person is characterized as the amplification of the importance of one single subject to the point that all other subjects have little or no relative importance. Anyone can engage in zealotry and it can lead to many negative consequences for the zealot. How this manifests in social scenarios is discussed in this episode.Linkshttps://www.newsweek.com/los-angeles-synagogue-attack-everything-we-know-1916345
I could live with a science of reading if the SoR zealots applied the scientific principles they claim to worship and adore to all of reading reality. That is, if the scientific principles that they insist be used to determine what is effective reading instruction were also used to establish cause and effect, I could live with the zealotry. But, they abandon their cherished scientific ideals when identifying problems and evaluating solutions to problems. Look at the reading laws passed by 32 state legislatures. Look at the testimony by “experts”. You will see the word “science” used a lot, but science if much different from ‘I-think-isms', anecdotal evidence, and personal experiences.
Stories we're following this morning at Progress Texas: Today is the last day to register to vote in the March primary! Get it done: https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2024/02/05/monday-is-last-day-to-register-to-vote-in-march-5-texas-primary-election/ All about voting in Texas: https://govotetexas.org/ Governor Abbott, gathered at Eagle Pass with 13 other Republican governors, pledges to expand the border territory his Operation Lone Star is excluding from access by federal Border Patrol personnel: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/04/us/texas-border-abbott-governors.html ...While U.S. House Democrats from Texas respond to Abbott's obvious theatrics and warn of the dangers of stirring racial angst: https://thehill.com/homenews/house/4447607-texas-democrats-accuse-abbott-of-inciting-potential-border-violence/ ...On Friday, Eagle Pass community leaders demanded that visitors respect the cultural diversity of their region: https://www.newsweek.com/texas-border-convoy-slammed-eagle-pass-community-leaders-ahead-rally-1866598 ...Demands largely ignored by the "Take Our Border Back" rally nearby on Saturday, which devolved into a racist Trump rally complete with religious zealotry and anti-Semitic conspiracy speeches: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-looms-over-texas-border-rally-targeting-illegal-immigration-2024-02-03/ ...By the way, turns out Shelby Park was named for a Confederate general who fled to Mexico at the end of the Civil War: https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/01/us/shelby-park-texas-border-history-cec/index.html Texas secessionist groups are denying their obvious parroting of Russian rhetoric: https://www.newsweek.com/texas-independence-group-denies-russian-support-1866798 ...While misinformation about the Texas border standoff is circulating in China: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68185317 We look forward to a talk this week with Gina Ortiz Jones, heading up the Find Out PAC dedicated to opposing three Texas Supreme Court justices up for re-election: https://youtu.be/08ihlSOEmMU?si=bOjAHZ6hKN6Z-cv2 ...Pregnant women trapped in abusive relationships are uniquely imperiled by Texas' abortion ban: https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/houston-texas/article/sewing-texas-abortion-ban-heightens-danger-women-18637853.php The Democrats running to replace Colin Allred in the U.S. House are mostly in consensus on key progressive issues: https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politics/2024/02/02/north-texas-candidates-for-congress-differ-on-best-approach-for-democrats/ Black History Month is underway! Progress Texas has a full schedule of events to follow: https://progresstexas.org/blog/celebrating-african-american-arts-and-artisans-black-history-month Progress Texas is seeking to add 29 new recurring donors during our February membership drive - we'd appreciate the support: https://progresstexas.org/donate
What does it mean to be a zealot? How do we measure a person's zealotry? Do we exaggerate ideas when they support the things we are zealous about? Do some of us openly and knowingly lie about things simply because it supports our ideas?
We review the story of Yehu and where he went wrong.
Mesilat Yesharim - Perek 19 (10) - "Zealotry and Selflessness" by Rabbi Avi Harari
Chassidus applied to the Nine Days What do we learn from these days? How are they reflected in our psyches? What is the significance of Aaron's yahrzeit on Rosh Chodesh Av? Why specifically nine days? Lessons from Shabbos Chazon How do we reconcile R' Levi Yitzchak Berditchever's explanation of Chazon with its literal meaning? How to transform a vision of destruction into a vision of redemption? Lessons from Parshas Devarim What is the general lesson from this chapter? Why is Devarim called Mishneh Torah? Does it have the same divinity as the first four books since it was spoken by Moshe? Since every word in Torah is precise, why was it necessary for Moshe to repeat some events and laws in Mishneh Torah? Why were the two and a half tribes that wanted to settle outside the borders of Israel not judged as harshly as the scouts? How to deal with a spouse's zealotry? Should we leave our shlichus due to a health threat of tics? Why did G-d create mosquitos? Dealing with narcissism – follow-up
Zealotry is manifestly dangerous. Yet, God praises Pinchas for his fanaticism. What is praiseworthy about such zeal?
'When you are laboring for others let it be with the same zeal as if it were for yourself.' --Confucius ------------------------------------------------- In today's episode, we're diving into a topic that will have you on the edge of your seat: Zealotry!
Ideology without thought can lead only to suffering and ruin. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hyperborean-radio/support
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First off, a brief item of business for those of you listening in close to real time – on April 11, 2023, I'll be in Washington with some free time in the evening. If Washington area listeners want to do a meet up, send me a note at thehistoryoftheamericans@gmail.com, through the website, or by DM on Twitter. If we get a few takers I'll find some place that is reasonably convenient to DuPont Circle where I will be staying, and get it organized. I hope we can do it! In this episode we recount Roger Williams' first few years in Massachusetts, following his refusal of the post of "teacher" at the church in Boston on the ground that it was insufficiently "separated." In the years until 1624, Williams would begin to develop his idea that church and state must be separate. With the goal of saving Indian souls, he also deepened his understanding of the local tribes and Algonquian language and culture. He would live in Salem, then Plymouth, and back to Salem, but he spent most of his time abroad in the land, paddling his canoe from one Indian village to another. Also during these years, religious zeal in both Massachusetts and back in England, although in different form, would become even more extreme. Zealotry, it would turn out, was not all it was cracked up to be. Twitter: @TheHistoryOfTh2 Facebook: The History of the Americans Podcast Selected references for this episode John M. Barry, Roger Williams and the Creation of the American Soul Edmund Morgan, Roger Williams: The Church and State Edmund S. Morgan, The Puritan Dilemma: The Story of John Winthrop
In this episode Sal, Adam & Justin have an uncensored conversation with Zuby who does not shy away from the difficult subjects that have divided much of the nation. Why he thinks the way he does. (2:10) Living in an age of denial and cowardness. (5:45) The Long March Through the Institutions theory. (11:51) The concept of neo-racism. (14:50) The two advantages we have over our ancestors. (21:41) The power of tribalism. (23:20) Fighting human nature. (29:28) How parasitic ideas can spread. (31:57) Why humans are inherently religious. (36:39) Zealotry is a personality trait. (41:05) Will the pendulum swing back? (47:33) Disparity doesn't equal discrimination. (53:32) The demonization of monogamy. (1:06:55) Why he tends to question authority. (1:10:28) How the 2nd amendment checks against global tyranny. (1:18:50) The role fitness plays in personal responsibility and growth. (1:23:19) The problematization of society. (1:34:28) Why he believes all modern western countries have eugenic policies. (1:36:44) Pro-life vs. pro-choice. (1:39:45) The deep population agenda. (1:57:40) His biggest concern with the push for transgenderism on children. (2:03:10) Why he believes we have passed peak ‘woke'. (2:06:11) Zuby the Maverick. (2:11:06) Imagining if the virus was worse. (2:15:30) Why every social movement without a clearly defined finish line will ultimately end up what it set out to fight against. (2:18:55) The importance of checking power. (2:25:20) The problems with lazy thinking. (2:28:08) Why he is pro-human. (2:30:57) His early approach to his rap career. (2:34:45) Not taking his success for granted. (2:40:07) Good ideas do not require censorship. (2:42:20) Related Links/Products Mentioned Visit Drink LMNT for an exclusive offer for Mind Pump listeners! January Promotion: NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS SPECIAL OFFERS! (New to Weightlifting Bundle, Body Transformation Bundle, and New Year Extreme Intensity Bundle) You get massive savings with each offer. Real Talk with Zuby Podcast - YouTube Strong Advice: Zuby's Guide to Fitness for Everybody Long march through the institutions - Wikipedia USC will no longer use the word 'field' over racist connotations The White Supremacist Origins of Exercise in the U.S. | Time Rapper Zuby beats female weightlifting records while ... - The Sun Mind Pump #1480: How To Find Peace & Meaning Amid Chaos With Bishop Robert Barron Mind Pump #1922: Fatphobia & Other Lies That Are Keeping You Fat, Unhealthy & Sick Inside BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors' questionable tax filings PolitiFact | Is Black Lives Matter a Marxist movement? Mind Pump Podcast – YouTube Mind Pump Free Resources Featured Guest/People Mentioned ZUBY (@ZubyMusic) Twitter ZUBY (@zubymusic) Instagram Bishop Robert Barron (@bishopbarron) Instagram Douglas Murray (@DouglasKMurray) Twitter Andrew Schulz (@andrewschulz) Instagram Jordan Peterson (@jordan.b.peterson) Instagram Joe Rogan (@joerogan) Instagram
Before he makes his big screen debut in Wakanda Forever, we take a deep dive on NAMOR! To what depths does his distrust of the surface world go? Intro New patron: Citizen Amar-Kareem Background (4:55) Namor Mckenzie, the Sub-Mariner, created by Bill Everett in Motion Picture Funnies Weekly (April 1939) and Marvel Comics #1 (October 1939) Namor was born from a human father, sea captain Leonard McKenzie, and an Atlantean, Fen, daughter of Emperor Thakorr His unique parentage gave him both strengths and weaknesses that other Atlanteans did not possess: he is pink skinned like humans as opposed to the blue skin of pureblood Atlanteans, but he cannot survive in water or on land for prolonged periods of time, or it will impact his psyche Initially Namor was, if not a full villain, at best an antihero or well-intentioned extremist, attacking Americans in the name of protecting Atlantis and the ocean Once WWII started, he joined other heroes in attacking Nazis After WWII, he suffered an amnesiac attack, and once he recovered, he joined Professor Xavier in searching for mutants - Xavier's attempt at repairing his memories, however, created further issues in Namor's mind, and gave him bipolar disorder He was later found wandering the streets of New York as an amnesiac vagrant - upon learning that Atlantis was destroyed by nuclear bombs, his memories returned and he vowed revenge on the surface world, pitting him against the Fantastic Four numerous times He would attempt several times to woo Susan Storm away from Reed, but although Sue admits an attraction to Namor, she remains loyal to her husband He married twice - his first wife Dorma was killed shortly after the wedding by an evil mermaid, and his second wife Marrina was driven mad, and Namor was forced to kill her with the Ebony Blade - she survived, and Norman Osborn altered her DNA to turn her into a raging beast as part of his revenge on Namor, who killed her once again #BecauseComics In the 90s, he searches for sunken treasures and uses the money to finance a corporation that focuses on conservation He is a member of the Illuminati, and notably the only one opposed to sending the Hulk into space, as he foresaw dire consequences should Bruce return - he was the only one who Bruce didn't seek vengeance upon when Hulk came back Due to his mutant abilities, he formally joins the X-Men, and is one of the Phoenix Five during AvX, but is the first one to be defeated and lose his Phoenix Force powers Namor is killed by the Squadron Supreme in retaliation for his numerous attacks on Earth and other worlds, but this is undone by time travel after the team realized Namor's murder would lead to global destruction Fights the Agents of Atlas after Atlantis' guardian dragon is stolen - after some battling, Namor & the agents come to an understanding, and then team up against the King in Black Issues - born of two worlds, welcome in neither Mixed parentage creates hostility Unique physiology leads to bipolar disorder, or at least manic/depressive swings Zealotry for Atlanteans leads to issues with both his people as well as surface dwellers Break Plugs for Last Sons of Krypton, Cheers to Comics, and Meghan Fitzmartin Treatment In-universe - Out of universe - Mixed race parentage Skit Hello Namor, I'm Dr. Issues. - I am King Namor, ruler of Atlantis. I am not one of your colleagues, we are not fraternizing over a beverage. You will address me accordingly. My apologies, your majesty…your highness…your Atlantean Majestic highness? I'm bad at this. -I gave you one job and yet you have failed. But I am a forgiving ruler, so you will get one more chance. Thank you, King Namo…wait, you don't rule me! -That is not the point. As long as you show the proper respect, and the appropriate decorum, then I have no quarrel with you. Very well then. What does the mighty King of Atlantis have to gain from gracing the presence of a common land-dwelling human psychiatrist? -I would have thought that my message was delivered ahead of time. If not, then I will be forced to punish the one that failed to deliver said message, AND then I will have them re-send that message twice as fast the next time. There is no room for error in troubling times such as these. So…what was the message? - That I, albeit one of the most important figures in existence, has made his mark on the world, yet still find challenges that can only be mastered through the guiding hand of one with the knowledge of the mind. You, my humble servant, are such a man. Um…thanks? So, what can I help you with? -My people have respected me for so long that I worry they no longer fear me the way they should. There is no room for comfort when our world remains in great peril on all sides. No offense but, that comes across a bit paranoid. -You wouldn't say that if you have fought the battles we have fought. To be forewarned is to be forearmed. But why would you want fear instead of respect? Fear is the more primal response and that sounds…beneath you. -Fear can be harnessed. Respect is dormant, docile even. Boy, you really have a hard edge. Do you ever relax? -I am capable of the finest travels in leisure only privy to those that would dare seek such an endeavor. *pause* Such as… -That's classified. It is beneath a man of my stature to, as you say, kiss and tell. Oooooookaaaaay…are you always this obtuse? -There is no need to use such language! Remember your place amongst royalty. *pause* You don't know what that word means, do you? -*pause* The kingdom of Atlantis has no need for obscure vocabulary. We speak directly, we are a people of action. All you're talking about so far is your people. That's nice, but the point of individual therapy is the individual. What do you want to change? -Nothing. Then we're done here. What's the point? -You once again have a misguided approach. I am saying that I value consistency. Tradition. Honor. Or are those concepts too…obtuse for you to comprehend? You want permanent, everlasting control of that which is important to you. -Now we are speaking the right language. As a psychiatrist, I must inform you, King Namor of the Atlanteans, that I am in no position to make any such guarantee that our sessions will yield that result. - I see. You need to work on your delivery of sarcasm. It does not match any of my rivals for wit or passion. You're USED to people talking to you that way? Did you ever think that it's because you get under the skin of every person you meet? -A pearl is made by an irritant of sand in an oyster's mouth. And yet, not every oyster produces a pearl. My lot in life is to create more treasures of the sea. Why should I care if others are intolerable of my grit? I'm not sure that's a “lot” in life instead of a conscious choice. -*pause* That's not a question. I…don't think I wanted it to be a question? Anyway, you're blocking my attempts to understand your emotions, your thought process, and your values. What do you want from me? -Well, you haven't attempted to throw me out of your office yet, so that tells me you are more tolerant than most plebs. ***paper unfurls*** Here's a list of every goal that is relevant to my success. The first 50 of them are crossed off. You don't need to show me those. -Then how will you know of my great achievements? I agree -What? *quickly* Nothing…now, you name at least 20 people here and simply have an exclamation point next to their names…except Sue, where you have a heart…but there are no details for any of them - I don't need explanations; I know what they mean. But I DON'T know what they mean! -That's for you to decipher as we talk over the next 22 sessions 22?! Aww man…um, why 22? -I have a full calendar of every in-person session and phone call that we'll have so that you can't say “I'm busy” at the last moment. Your online system is truly convenient. Are you trying to make up for a lack of other attachments by putting more energy into me? -*pause* You say it like it's a bad thing. 15 minute…10 minute time limit - But I *interrupting* and only 3 topics -You are in no position to *interrupting again* plus if you are more than 5 minutes late I charge double -*pause* you are trying to create barriers. I see. But a king never yields. You WILL treat me and you WILL know my greatness. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to go salvage a barren stretch of an unknown trench that you have never heard of but will save countless ocean creatures for the sake of Atlantean commerce. I'll be sure to send you a private message when it concludes at…oh, about 4AM on your time scale. *heaviest sigh* I look forward to it. - Now THAT was better. Ending Recommended reading: Sub-Mariner: The Depths Next episodes: Mystique, Poison Ivy, Moira McTaggert Plugs for social References: Sue Storm episode - Anthony (11:34) Captain Planet - Anthony (12:38) Evil Overlord List - Anthony (14:10) Marx Brothers Duck Soup - Anthony (14:34) Transcript Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter Facebook TikTok Patreon TeePublic Discord
This week we're talking education, Quantum Leap, and Ms. 45. Show music by HeartBeatHero and OGRE. Support the show! Joe's Linktree Get up to 2 months free podcasting service with our Libsyn code OZONE
Steve welcomes Kira Davis, Candidate for School Board, to talk about California's insane climate zealotry, Gavin's trip to Texas, Kira's update on her race, and the 550 bills that Gavin Newsom needs to sign or veto.
Activists Win – the Fearful Silent Lose: HOW to FightTrans Zealotry & Brittany AldeanCA Gov & Energy Hypocrisy on SteroidsBorder Busters LiesFollow Debbie Georgatos!WEBSITE: http://americacanwetalk.orgFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AmericaCanWeTalkAmerica Can We Talk is a show with a mission — to speak up for the extraordinary and unique greatness of America. I talk about the top issues of the day facing America, often with insightful guests, always from the perspective of furthering that mission, and with the goal to inspire listeners to celebrate and embrace the liberty on which America was founded. #AmericaMatters
Yesterday, primary elections were held in Wyoming and Alaska, and the results are pretty much what we expected. But there were some unusual voting patterns in parts of Wyoming, so this morning I called the one person I know there. My old friend Mark "Fish" Fishman is Program Director and hosts mornings on KMTN 96.9FM in Jackson. I'll play back part of our conversation and, if time permits, my later conversation with his boss and newsman Scott Anderson. Then we'll turn our attention to the crazy religious zealotry I mentioned in the title of the episode. Frederick Clarkson was on with me just over a month ago, after he wrote a piece in Salon about Pennsylvania's Republican gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano, who's as out there as they come. Well, now Fred has published an article at ReligionDispatches.org about a rift within the New Apostolic Refomation. We'll check in with Fred again because this is a movement we must not only keep an eye on, but have to counter.
Everald Compton and James Morgan discuss how for twice in one week Scott Morrison disgraced himself before previewing Everald's upcoming trip to Canberra to argue for more good
A conversation with Rabbi Stacey Blank: Pinchas is a parashah about extremism. What do we do with the Torah's apparent celebration of a violent act, and how can that reading of the text inform the ways we deal with religious extremism in our own society? Plus, we talk about Jerusalem, about liberal Judaism in Israel, and about feminine language in prayer. To become a supporter of Seven Minute Torah, visit www.patreon.com/sevenminutetorah
Rabbi Adam Kligfeld's Shabbat Teaching at Temple Beth Am, Los Angeles, July 16, 2022. (Youtube/Zoom)
Friends,This week's podcast focuses on zealotry, including the big boot of “green zealots” on the neck of farmers in the Netherlands, Spain, and New Zealand. With the agricultural sector being forced to submit to “radical green fantasies” and “dodgy science,” the protests have begun.We also touch on “transanity” in an exchange between law professor Khiara Bridges and Senator Josh Hawley, and look at one of the most monstrous architects of the “final solution,” Adolf Eichmann. Some prophetic words of wisdom and warning by Dietrich Bonhoeffer serve to enlighten us along the way.Enjoy your summer days with family and friends. Every day is a new day. Join us in saying with the hymnist of old, “Morning by morning, new mercies I see!”With Thanks for You!Philip & D. Paul This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit enteringstageright.substack.com
It has been said that people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones or, instead, 'Zealots Beware!' Today we reflect, remember and rejoice! Pull Up a Chair 14JULY2022 - PODCAST
Hosts: Jim, Jon & KentIn this episode we create the world of Aurelia, a distant ice planet. There, a mysterious and distant race of religious penitents carry out their holy obligation in repayment of their horrific crime. Find it in the wiki here.Recommendation: Jon recommends "In Blackest Night," a story by Alan Moore from Tales of the Green Lantern Corp Annual Vol 1 # 3 (1987)00:00 Tomfoolery / "Think of a number." / Pi00:20 Introduction01:28 Battlestar Galactica / Star Wars01:56 Writing Prompt / Random Word Generator02:33 Babylon 502:45 Setting the Scale03:22 "Wrong!"03:32 Theocracy04:00 Star Trek04:12 Alderaan04:25 Inhabitants04:33 Kaminoans (not Geonosians - sorry, our mistake!)04:56 AI / Supermecha05:33 UrSkeks / The Dark Crystal06:10 Terraforming12:18 Planetary Conditions / Geography16:45 History17:19 Utopia20:24 Thri-Kreen21:42 Geode27:42 More Inhabitant Details29:27 Younglings29:50 George Lucas31:31 Sects36:53 Flagellant / Zealotry41:00 Population Size (aka Fixing Our Math)43:41 Vatican54:44 Monsters54:56 Roper55:52 Bulette/Landshark57:00 Naming60:00 The Silence / Omega61:31 Opus / Staff / Clef / Canon62:04 Coda62:40 Aureus / Staphylococcus Aureus63:13 Aurelia63:50 Recommendation / Green Lantern / Alan Moore / Rot Lop Fan / "In Blackest Night"65:30 Conclusion & OutroDOWNLOAD EPISODE 3 - AURELIA
Guests: Dr. Jonathon O'Donnell; Brennan Kettelle, MA (res); Tommy Cowan, MA (res) In this special Spotlight episode, my guests and I discuss Netflix's Midnight Mass from various perspectives. We start out with our 'first impressions' of the show, then move to discuss our own talking points based upon each of our own research interests and specialties - religion and demonology in U.S. politics, monster theory, queer-coding of vampires, the nature of angels and demons, vampire history, religion and society, intertextuality, (religious) identity - these topics and more are covered in this panel! Find these great people on social media - Twitter:S. Jonathon O'Donnell, PhD
On this episode of UnAmerican: Brandon, Franklin and Jim are back in the studio together for the first time in a couple weeks and have decided to blindly steer the show where it has not gone before. That's right, sometimes all of the groundwork in the world can't prepare you for the things that just fall into your lap(or land on your car door) and for that reason we're going to do the unusual and toss the format out of the passenger seat window. Enjoy this ridiculous conversation about some [alleged] satanic commandments coming to neighborhoods everywhere soon; we certainly did.
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Christian "extremists" have been in the news over the past few years - people doing violent or harmful things and claiming to do so in the name of Jesus, or in God's name. Such things have been going on for at least 2,000 years - what causes people to attribute terrible deeds to God or Jesus?
Christian "extremists" have been in the news over the past few years - people doing violent or harmful things and claiming to do so in the name of Jesus, or in God's name. Such things have been going on for at least 2,000 years - what causes people to attribute terrible deeds to God or Jesus?
Sadly, we have lost significant ground here in the US since these episodes were 1st broadcast in 2009. We were just coming out of what most would call a disastrous presidency of GW Bush. We were so very hopeful with the incoming Obama administration. But fundamentalism, racism & a distorted sense of nationalism fomented. It laid the groundwork for an even more chilling 4 years of Trumpism. Our author guest Robert Jewett provides solid history and research to back his view of the overarching zealotry that has motivated so much of America over the centuries. By just changing a few words here & there I suspect we could do this whole thing over again today and still be relevant.
Megyn Kelly is joined by Andrew Sullivan, author of "Out on a Limb," to talk about the woke left's religious zealotry, the importance of anti-tribalism, a crisis of trust in the media, consequences of "Defund The Police" rhetoric, Andrew Cuomo's vanity, Jesus Christ and Christian faith, Bear Week and Provincetown, and more. Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms: Twitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShow Instagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShow Facebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShow Find out more information at: https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Megyn Kelly is joined by Andrew Sullivan, author of "Out on a Limb," to talk about the woke left's religious zealotry, the importance of anti-tribalism, a crisis of trust in the media, consequences of "Defund The Police" rhetoric, Andrew Cuomo's vanity, Jesus Christ and Christian faith, Bear Week and Provincetown, and more.Follow The Megyn Kelly Show on all social platforms:Twitter: http://Twitter.com/MegynKellyShowInstagram: http://Instagram.com/MegynKellyShowFacebook: http://Facebook.com/MegynKellyShowFind out more information at:https://www.devilmaycaremedia.com/megynkellyshow
Parshat Pinchas - The zealotry of Pinchas and David haMelech
Someone who truly loves God will stand up to defend His honour
Zealotry in defense of authority vs. zealotry in defiance of authority
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As Israeli violence against Palestinians in occupied East Jerusalem heats up amid looming evictions of Palestinian families in Sheikh Jarrah and Israeli police storming the al Aqsa mosque, Rania Khalek is joined by investigative journalist David Sheen from Haifa for insight into the Israeli side of the equation. Israeli Jewish extremism has been on the rise for years, explains David, with the religious Zionist movement gaining power in government and in the streets. Their messianic movement wants to demolish the Al Aqsa mosque and build a third Jewish temple in its place. They want to ethnically cleanse Palestinians from all of historic Palestine. They want a theocracy. And Netanyahu has empowered them to maintain his own diminishing power.Why is this happening now? What are the Israeli political divisions and machinations driving the violence? What's behind the Israeli lurch to the religious far right? And is there any chance for reversing these developments? Or are Palestinians trapped at the mercy of an increasingly genocidal Israeli politics with zero obstacles to carrying out their apocalyptic vision?
Today, President Biden will meet virtually with adversaries like China’s Xi Jinping and Russia’s Vladimir Putin and dozens of other nations’ leaders. The ostensible purpose will be to demonstrate international resolve to address so-called “climate change.” In practice, this meeting will, like previous ones, feature U.S. commitments to dismantle our energy sector so as to reduce the use of fossil fuels and carbon emissions – fundamentally transforming America, to China and Russia’s benefit, with negligible impact on overwhelmingly naturally induced changes in temperatures. Other summiteers will surely pledge to make similar adjustments. But China, the world’s worst polluter with still-growing numbers of dirty, coal-fired power plants under construction, will make empty promises and insist on being compensated for doing anything. Whatever one thinks of the reality of climate change, its champions are zealously undermining American interests and sticking us with the tab. This is Frank Gaffney.
Who are the people that you have met in your life that have the most zeal? In this themed episode on 'Zeal' Juan and I discuss: the fervour and tireless devotion of someone with zeal, the religious connection with the word, whether humanity is less zealous with the decline of religion, coming across as desperate, whether we care about anything enough to die for it, my growing appreciation for activists who actually care about results and Henry Spira's campaign to stop animal experimentation done by the NY Museum. As always, we hope you enjoy, Mere Mortals out!Timeline:(0:00) - Zealous Intro (1:20) - Definition(3:13) - Difference between a fanatic and a zealot(4:41) - The religious connection(7:21) - Are people less zealous with the decline of religion(9:50) - The problems of being too eager(13:40) - Are we so devoted to something we would die for it?(18:50) - My changing views on activists(27:30) - Don't F**k With Cats(30:11) - Mere Mortal Moments(31:53) - You too can be a MM ZealotConnect with Mere Mortals:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/meremortalspodcast/
Because zeal for your house has consumed me. Psalms 69:10 Guy Kawasaki brilliantly attached his name and reputation to the word “evangelist” during his time at Apple Computer as it launched the Mac in 1984. Since then, he’s made a career of advocating for compelling product “evangelization,” entertaining and enlightening us with “Rules for Revolutionaries,” […]
Pondering past human societies in comparing them with today. It's amazing to think that what we used to look at and despise in religious Zealotry, we know do in the name of ideology. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/madcowtalkspilitics/support
True enthusiasts everywhere understand the pure passion one gets from their interest. Whether it's watches, cars, movies, or ouzo, the joy of discovering the intricacies and nuances of any given field is hard to match. For the true zealot, sharing this passion with others is, in some ways, an even greater joy. My guest for episode three of the FineWatches podcast is a true enthusiast about many things, with an eye for the common thread of the unusual in each. Phillip Toledano, or Mr Enthusiast, is an artist and true creative who's passion for unusual watches and cars sets him apart from the usual banter around both. We discuss his various collections, the joy to be found off the well trodden path and what it means to be a true enthusiast.You can find Mr Enthusiast here: @misterenthusiastThe Viva Bastardo project is here: https://vivabastardo.com/You can find out more about FineWatches here: https://www.finewatches.com.au/
Step 6 Citadel is in the bag! We also tackled another virtue in Zealotry to make sure that when it comes to combat, you're well armed.Show Notes:https://nerdyshow.com/2020/09/rpg-from-scratch-design-episode-48 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The loss of life in Delhi was tragic. The impatience behind anti-India resolutions from some US city councils was maddening. All seemed to be doom and gloom. But was it really? Or, is there a glimmer of hope in the darkness of the anti-CAA movement? Is there a pattern behind the hate-filled tumult and clamor of the anti-CAA zealots?
In our politically-divided cancel culture world, it is time to shake-off our zealotry and reach across aisles and different points of view to create greater solutions. The only way to do this is to let empathy, humility, civility, and dialog reign. Boyd shares these principles with examples from a past Therefore, What? Podcast with Mark Roosevelt, and a story about Sen. Tim Scott making the right choice for others. ‘Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson,’ Opinion Editor at Deseret News, takes you inside the latest political news and current events, providing higher ground for today's discussions. Listen live Monday through Thursday from 11 am to noon at 1160 AM and 102.7 FM, online at KSLNewsradio.com, or on the app. Listen on-demand as a podcast on your favorite platform or web browser. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Want more Boyd? Don’t forget to listen to his Deseret News podcast ‘Therefore, What?,’ sign up for his weekly newsletter, and follow him on Twitter. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
Pinkhas takes the law into his own hands and thereby stems a breakdown of Israelite society. God rewards him with a covenant of Shalom - but the covenant is somehow incomplete. We explore the unintended consequences of impassioned action.
In this episode, the hombres get further into Step 6 with Fire and Zealotry again! We also take a look at the lost civilization of Mtsen and who they used to be and what is left of them in the region.Show Notes:https://nerdyshow.com/2020/06/rpg-from-scratch-design-episode-46 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome to Blackbird9's Breakfast Club's Wednesday Podcast, Righteous Ruffians Playing The Long Game. Tonight we examined the the Zealotry in jewish history.https://www.blackbird9tradingposts.org/2020/05/27/righteous-ruffians-playing-long-game-blackbird9/In the First Hour we cover the chaotic events brought on by the teachings of the Frankfurt School Marxists. Their mission has always been to establish a Greater Israel ruled by globalism under the direction of Talmudic Noahide Law and at the same time force all other nations to surrender their independent sovereignty.In the second hour of Righteous Ruffians Playing The Long Game, the host discussed the Zealotry in jewish history. From the Homo Sapians and Neanderthals of the last great European Ice Age, to the bloodstained Bronze Age roots of The Torah and Talmud, the development of Mosaic Law, the destruction of The Temple in Jerusalem in 70 A.D., the rise of the Sabbatean, Frankist, Illuminati, Communist and World Zionist movements, the founding of Israel, the Modern High Tech Modern Maccabees of the Mossad, Unit8200, Talipiot and Mega groups, the spying and espionage of Julius and Ethel Rosenburg, Jonathon Pollard, Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Julian Assange, Gucifer 2.0 (Marcel Lazar Lehel), etc to the Murder of Seth Rich on 10 Jul 2016, the host examined the Self Righteousness and Divine Authority inherent in the jewish worldview that permits any atrocity provided the motive was for the benefit of . . . or in revenge of . . . the jewish people and Israel
Welcome to Blackbird9's Breakfast Club's Wednesday Podcast, Righteous Ruffians Playing The Long Game. Tonight we examined the the Zealotry in jewish history.https://www.blackbird9tradingposts.org/2020/05/27/righteous-ruffians-playing-long-game-blackbird9/In the First Hour we cover the chaotic events brought on by the teachings of the Frankfurt School Marxists. Their mission has always been to establish a Greater Israel ruled by globalism under the direction of Talmudic Noahide Law and at the same time force all other nations to surrender their independent sovereignty.In the second hour of Righteous Ruffians Playing The Long Game, the host discussed the Zealotry in jewish history. From the Homo Sapians and Neanderthals of the last great European Ice Age, to the bloodstained Bronze Age roots of The Torah and Talmud, the development of Mosaic Law, the destruction of The Temple in Jerusalem in 70 A.D., the rise of the Sabbatean, Frankist, Illuminati, Communist and World Zionist movements, the founding of Israel, the Modern High Tech Modern Maccabees of the Mossad, Unit8200, Talipiot and Mega groups, the spying and espionage of Julius and Ethel Rosenburg, Jonathon Pollard, Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Julian Assange, Gucifer 2.0 (Marcel Lazar Lehel), etc to the Murder of Seth Rich on 10 Jul 2016, the host examined the Self Righteousness and Divine Authority inherent in the jewish worldview that permits any atrocity provided the motive was for the benefit of . . . or in revenge of . . . the jewish people and Israel
Then I said to myself, "Oh, he even sees me in the dark!At night I'm immersed in the light!"It's a fact: darkness isn't dark to you;night and day, darkness and light, they're all the same to you."Psalm 139:11-12
Hey guys I did an interview on April 2nd with Phil Tougas of Chthe'ilist, Frist Fragment, Funebrarum, Eternities End, Cosmic Atrophy, Atramentus and previously of Zealotry, Equipoise, Serocs, and a few others. We talked about his 5 favorite death metal demos, got deep into the debut Chthe'ilist album, finding his vocal style, playing bass on that album, the writing for the new album, his upcoming doom project Atramentus, as well as the 2020 Spring tour that was cancelled. I tried not to talk too much because when I did it was messing up the internet connection so at least you wont have to hear to much of me! Hope you guys enjoy and the whole crew will be back soon for a normal episode soon! Listen here or on your favorite podcast app: iTunes Google Play Spotify Stitcher Music Played on this Episode: Chthe'ilist "Voidspawn" & "The Voices Beneath the Well"Disgrace "Inside the Labarynth of Depression track 2Ripping Corpse Rehearsel Tape - Track 2Crypt of Kerberos "Yule Horror" 2nd Demo 1991Amorphis - Privalege of Evil "Black Embrace"Crematory "Wrath of the Uknown Demo" "Wrath of the UknownCondemnation - Entering the Tates of Doom EP (track 4?)Zealotry "Lethe's Shroud"Cosmic Atrophy "The Void Engineers"
Step 6 takes flight in Episode 44. We take a hard look at our first alternate step for Zealotry. Are wings broken in RPGs? We're about to find out. Citadel also gets its turn under the microscope, and we discover that it's already pretty good, but there's still plenty of room to improve.Show Notes:https://nerdyshow.com/2020/03/rpg-from-scratch-design-episode-44-stoopid-attacks See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Zealot: a person who is uncompromising or fanatical in his views. And so, some think this word has negative connotation. Let us introduce you to PATRICK SULLIVAN who displays positive, inviting, smiling ZEALOTRY! He’s our guest on this episode …
In this episode, the mighty Doug joins Liam and Josh as we wade into Step 6, focusing on Death with a sprinkle of theology as we talk about the direction and purpose of Zealotry going forward.Thanks everyone for your patience! This one was released a little off-schedule, but after the 16th, we will be back to our regular release schedule as long as Covid 19 stays on the periphery.Show Notes:https://nerdyshow.com/rpg-from-scratch-design-43-hecka-dooms See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
In our series "The Greatest Story: The Unexpected Narrative of Jesus" we explore some of the major and minor stories of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation and discover some of the unexpected ways we encounter the love of Jesus. In this sermon Pastor Abraham continues our series with Ezra 7-10.
Josh and Maxx talk about what can be done to help first-time GMs deal with planning combat encounters, generic enemies, and we round out the edges of Step 5 Zealotry, Ice, and Marksman!Show Notes:https://nerdyshow.com/2019/10/rpg-from-scratch-design-episode-33-planting-the-zealot-tree See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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It's time to keep your appointment with The Wicker Man (1973)! This week your favorite ghouls will be discussing this amazing cult classic! Hot takes on Capitalism, Paganism, Feminism and so much more! ---- Thanks to Lily LeBlanc for our theme song www.lilythecomposer.com ---- Check out our sponsors at www.recesscoffee.com ---- The Wicker Man (1973). Dir. Robin Hardy The History of Sacrifice & The Wicker Man Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wicker_man Did the Celts burn human sacrifices in a huge “wicker man”? By Cecil Adams http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1291/did-the-celts-burn-human-sacrifices-in-a-huge-wicker-man/ Did the ancient Celts practice human sacrifice? By Sean Dunne https://www.irishcentral.com/roots/history/did-the-ancient-celts-practice-human-sacrifice BURNING MEN – The Myth of the “Wicker Man” in Celtic Europe https://balkancelts.wordpress.com/2013/10/05/the-wicker-man/ What is a Wicker Man? Patti Wigington https://www.learnreligions.com/what-is-a-wicker-man-2561937 The Wicker Man: the Return of the Pagan World by Philip Coppens https://www.eyeofthepsychic.com/wickerman/ 10 Scary Eco-Horror Films https://blogs.sierraclub.org/greenlife/2013/10/scary-eco-horror-films-for-halloween.html The Seventeenth Century on Film: Patriarchy, Magistracy, and Witchcraft in British Horror Films, 1968-1971 By Harmes, Marcus K. https://www.questia.com/library/journal/1P3-3195736251/the-seventeenth-century-on-film-patriarchy-magistracy Why Being Britt's Body Double Was a Bum Deal; Housewife's Regret over Nude Role in Wicker Man https://www.questia.com/article/1G1-207819720/why-being-britt-s-body-double-was-a-bum-deal-housewife-s Long arm of the lore: Robin Hardy on The Wicker Man by Vic Pratt https://www.bfi.org.uk/news-opinion/sight-sound-magazine/features/long-arm-lore-robin-hardy-wicker-man The Wicker Man (Robin Hardy, 1973) by Daniel Lammin http://sensesofcinema.com/2019/cteq/the-wicker-man-robin-hardy-1973/ The Wicker Man: Virgin Sacrifice in Dumfries and Galloway by Valentina Bold https://www.academia.edu/28764272/The_Wicker_Man_Virgin_Sacrifice_in_Dumfries_and_Galloway The Wicker Man, The Uncanny, and the Clash of Moral Cultures by Stefan Gullatz https://sas-space.sas.ac.uk/2432/1/Gullatz%20-%20Wicker%20Man%20-%202005.pdf Constructing the Wicker Man: A Cult Film Reviewed by Donato Totaro https://offscreen.com/view/wicker_man The Wicker Man and the Dangers of Zealotry. Reviewed by Nick Bugeja http://www.filmmattersmagazine.com/2018/01/25/the-wicker-man-and-the-dangers-of-zealotry-reviewed-by-nick-bugeja/ The Folklore Fallacy. A Folkloristic/Filmic Perspective on The Wicker Man by Mike J Koven https://www.academia.edu/11261692/The_Folklore_Fallacy._A_Folkloristic_Filmic_Perspective_on_The_Wicker_Man?auto=download The Wicker Man (1973) Feminist Review https://feministcinema.wordpress.com/2011/08/22/the-wicker-man-1973/ THE WICKER MAN (1973) Review by Caitlin Duffy https://caitlinduffy.hcommons.org/2018/06/25/the-wicker-man-1973/ Our More Dreadful Sacrifice: An Appointment With "The Wicker Man" by AmandaOfHappiness https://powderroom.kinja.com/our-more-dreadful-sacrifice-an-appointment-with-the-w-1672309330 Burnt Offering - The Cult of the Wicker Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERnuRkaf9lk The Wicker Man (1973) - Analysis - In Honour of Christopher Lee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CndV5i8oDgA Boots To ReBoots: The Wicker Man Review https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HC06BcvZ5A The Wicker Man Enigma https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyMQxzyEsIQ&t=1571s
Before wading chest-deep back into Step 4, we ruminate about what our new campaign says about our mechanics, and we introduce static attribute defenses. Join us as we tackle Citadel, Champion, Scoundrel, Zealotry, and Radiance!Show notes:https://nerdyshow.com/2019/03/design-episode-19-standard-operating-procedure See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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SHR # 2306 :: RLRx :: New Guidelines on Male Hypogonadism Put Men At Greater Risk plus There's No Place for Zealotry in Prescribing HRT :: Adam Lamb - A paper published in February 2019 suggests that men not be treated for late onset hypogonadism until their total testosterone levels is 250ng/dL . This is very worrisome. Many physicians don't even want to prescribe testosterone due to its unfair demonization attracting more scrutiny from various licensure boards. PLUS There is no place in medicine for zealotry. Estradiol and Aromatase Inhibitors are not inherently good or bad. If you see people drawing a line in the sand claiming Aromatase Inhibitors are only good or only bad, run. ::
SHR # 2306 :: RLRx :: New Guidelines on Male Hypogonadism Put Men At Greater Risk plus There's No Place for Zealotry in Prescribing HRT :: Adam Lamb - A paper published in February 2019 suggests that men not be treated for late onset hypogonadism until their total testosterone levels is 250ng/dL . This is very worrisome. Many physicians don't even want to prescribe testosterone due to its unfair demonization attracting more scrutiny from various licensure boards. PLUS There is no place in medicine for zealotry. Estradiol and Aromatase Inhibitors are not inherently good or bad. If you see people drawing a line in the sand claiming Aromatase Inhibitors are only good or only bad, run. ::
Zealotry has had a bad press. But has this always been justified?
In this episode we are joined by Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder. Trevor talks to us about new music in 2019, performing in the cold at GMBG, the rotating package of this tour, album artwork, being an influence on other artists like Battlecross’ Gumby, maintaining his vocals, the digital era of music, buying music as a kid, collecting CDs, Serocs, Zealotry, Michael Romeo of Symphony X, Cryptopsy, Mass Infection, and a lot more! We kick off the episode with a track from Under Darkest Skies (the song features Greg Burgess of Allegeon), talk about HolataFest, proving Grounds Stage at Rocklahoma, Darkside Stage, Music to Mend Mikey, and more. Thank you for listening, and please share! #podcast #AllKillerNoFiller #tbdm #theblackdahliamurder This episode is brought to you by DEB Concerts. Follow the Streets Gone Wild page to get updates on upcoming shows from Saxon, Rocklahoma's D&B Processing Stage and more! This episode is also brought to you by Med Pharm. Follow their Facebook page and visit medpharmok.com to find out why they are “Cannabis With a Cause.” 30% of profits go towards building no-kill animal shelters in the area. They have a wide selection of products, and they have a doctor on site every Friday and Saturday. Mention Thunder Underground and receive 10% off on your first purchase! Become a Thunder Underground #patron on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thunderunderground Listen to us every Monday night at 7pm CST on 102.7 WSNR, and stream us anytime everywhere podcasts are heard.
Join us for a massive exploration of what's come so far and where we're headed. We recap our thoughts on the playtest, make some changes to Path of Radiance, and give Path of Zealotry the unique touch it deserves. Also, we make some minor shifts to Path of Decay, settle on a rule for Bashing weapons, and talk about our problems with Charisma... in the game.Not OUR problems with Charisma.We're very charismatic. Show notes and more at https://nerdyshow.com/2018/08/rpg-from-scratch-design-that-zealot-of-nuts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Yoel and Mickey welcome Northeastern University research scientist and science critic James Heathers to their show. Yoel, Mickey, and James discuss science reform and the need for robust science criticism. Why is it so hard for some (older) scientists to admit their mistakes? Do science critics feel empathy for the scholars they criticize? Is there a danger of science criticism going too far, even over-correcting? What exactly is Yoel drinking this episode? Bonus: James discusses his fascinating research on people who can control their goosebumps. Bonus Bonus: Yoel and Mickey submit to James's break-music request. Special Guest: James Heathers.
Join us for a new podcast starting Monday 20th August. From the Woolf Institute comes An A-Z of Believing: from Atheism to Zealotry. This new podcast, presented by Dr Ed Kessler, is a 26-week crash course on religion and society. What makes the beauty of ritual so attractive? Do Abrahamic religions teach karma? How do people from different faiths have constructive conversation? Join Ed as he explains a new letter each week. Listen Sundays on the Woolf Institute podcast site (woolfpods.wordpress.com), iTunes, or wherever you get your podcasts. Transcripts of this series are published exclusively by the Independent every Sunday.
*NSFW!* Part Two of Two of our holiday one shot! What kind of Scion group would you be interested in for 2018? join in the conversation here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/scion-what-kind-17187492 On this special day love in all its forms flourishes across the world of mortals thanks to the actions of a certain scion of Aphrodite who two millennia ago insisted in the divine right of sharing love and bringing all couples together. On this day to celebrate that saint and scion, the goddess Aphrodite sheds off her divinity to come to the mortal plane and serve as the goddess's priestess at the Chapel of divine love in Las Vegas, Nevada and then traditionally heads to the City of Love. In Paris she goes to complete an act of divine love to refresh and worship all the virtues of love among the mortals and usually concluding with the consummation of a future scion...but not this day. This day something is different, something is wrong... Something has held Aphrodite from her normal rituals. Worse something is wrong in the mortal plane! Some dark effect, obviously of Titan origin is darkening and cursing the earthly virtues of love (as reflected in most notably Expression and Loyalty) with extreme reflections of the Titans Dark Virtues of Ambition, Malice, Rapacity and Zealotry. The Band is being assembled… Check out our Kickstarter for this year at: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1540288459/help-launch-season-five-of-dnd-journey-of-the-fift# drop us a comment of what you would like on it! Please support our shows at www.patreon.com/cppn Would you be interested if we hosted D&D and Edge of Empire games on Roll20 for you to join?
*NSFW!* Part One of Two of our holiday one shot! On this special day love in all its forms flourishes across the world of mortals thanks to the actions of a certain scion of Aphrodite who two millennia ago insisted in the divine right of sharing love and bringing all couples together. On this day to celebrate that saint and scion, the goddess Aphrodite sheds off her divinity to come to the mortal plane and serve as the goddess's priestess at the Chapel of divine love in Las Vegas, Nevada and then traditionally heads to the City of Love. In Paris she goes to complete an act of divine love to refresh and worship all the virtues of love among the mortals and usually concluding with the consummation of a future scion...but not this day. This day something is different, something is wrong... Something has held Aphrodite from her normal rituals. Worse something is wrong in the mortal plane! Some dark effect, obviously of Titan origin is darkening and cursing the earthly virtues of love (as reflected in most notably Expression and Loyalty) with extreme reflections of the Titans Dark Virtues of Ambition, Malice, Rapacity and Zealotry. The Band is being assembled… Check out our Kickstarter for this year at:https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1540288459/help-launch-season-five-of-dnd-journey-of-the-fift#drop us a comment of what you would like on it! Please support our shows at www.patreon.com/cppnWould you be interested if we hosted D&D and Edge of Empire games on Roll20 for you to join?
There may be nothing more fierce in 2017 than a low carb zealot. They wield passion and insults like fire. They are on a mission to CONVERT. They want everyone to follow them. The issue with low carb zealotry is that their dogma blinds them to reality. They are unable to critically think about practicality. Enjoy this short story and rant on low carb diets. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Can a violent act lead to peace? Is zealotry ever a good thing or is it just another name for religious fanaticism? The character of Pinchas in our continuing narratives in the Book of Numbers invite all these questions. Rabbi Marc is joined by his old friend Rabbi Gavriel Goldfeder, Senior Jewish Educator at MIT Hillel to discuss these questions and more.
Lyle McDonald makes his appearance on the Sustainable Self-Development podcast for an epic second time! In this episode we explore everything (or at least a lot of thing) related to dieting psychology, delving into topics such as: • the “state” of flexible dieting: the good and the bad things that have come out of it • is flexible dieting really all that better than “clean eating?” • binge eating and disinhibition • the right attitude towards nutrition and fitness This is part one of the discussion, and in part 2 we will be diving into some other topics, such as “slow vs fast weight loss”. Check out Lyle's resources at www.bodyrecomposition.com 3:20 - Lyle's broken leg :( 5:20 - Nutrition during injuries/surgery recovery 10:25 - The role of psychology in fat loss 18:00 - Weight loss drugs and their role 24:11 - Flexible dieting and what it has gotten to by today 45:32 - Thinking about foods as good or bad
Ryan discusses three potential sticking points along the career path of the craniosacral therapist: zealotry, disillusionment, and stagnation. www.craniosacralpodcast.com Audio Transcription: “Hi Ryan. Thank you so much for the podcast. I've really been enjoying it and learning a lot from the different guests you bring on. I am hoping you will take some time to discuss the potential pitfalls we face while getting established in the field of craniosacral therapy. Some of my teachers have mentioned that at times they went off on tangents or entered periods of difficulty with their practice. They have shared with me some insights about it, but I'm wondering what you think. What do you think I should look out for or be aware of when I am building a long-term career in CST?” "Thank you, and please keep up the good work, Matthew New York" Wow, Matthew. That's a great question. I wish I would have considered that question when I was getting started in the work. But I had to learn a lot of lessons the hard way because I've been pretty stubborn in a lot of ways in my career. So I think I'm pretty qualified to talk on the topic because not recognizing pitfalls has really cost me over the years. And even worse, it has cost my clients when I failed to show up for them in a meaningful way due to my blind spots. There are so many things to consider when you look at the span of a career in this work. The permutations are endless as to what topics you could talk about, but I've been considering this since I got your email and I've honed in on three major pitfalls that I believe we should be aware of in this work when viewed over the course of a career, from the 30k-foot view, as they say. These will be some of the more prevalent issues that I have seen and or experienced myself. I'll start with one of the first pitfalls we risk falling into when we set upon this path, and that's zealotry. Zealotry. So, what's zealotry and what's a zealot? well, I looked it up on the interwebs just to make sure I am using the word correctly and I found two definitions that together kinda paint a picture that I think will be helpful for us: The first definition for zealot that popped up on google was “a person who is fanatical and uncompromising in pursuit of their religious, political, or other ideals.” The other definition I want to blend in here is from the Cambridge Dictionary and it says a zealot is: “ a person who has very strong opinions about something, and tries to make other people have them too.” For many of us, when we first discovered cranial work, or maybe a particular style of cranial work that really spoke to us, we were deeply affected. Our whole lives may have been changed as a result of the new perspective on manual work. We may have experienced the healing of a serious physical or emotional disease, we may have had a sort of conversion experience as a result of a very strong sensational episode that significantly changed the way we view our lives, the world, or our place in the world. We may feel like we have finally found a home in the wilderness, a place we can call our own, that has the potential to fulfill our every need. It is not that unusual to hear people who get serious about this work relating similar stories of tremendous transformation when they began interfacing with cranial work. For some new students, there arises a great sense of relief and purpose in their life because they finally feel like the world is taking on a manageable meaning, or perhaps it is opening into an inspiring void. It can go either way, really. But the point is that we may feel like we have found something very special. And I believe we do find something special when we find this work. The joy, the love, the enthusiasm, the conviction, and the hope, that arise for some of us when we find cranial work is truly spectacular and it can be really beautiful to watch this energy move into a person's life. It is serious fuel, and it can carry us a long way, both personally and professionaly. But there is a shadow side to this spiritual and sensory ignition and blossoming of faith in the work. And that shadow is zealotry … a kind of fanaticism, which can run all along a spectrum from mild to severe for some practitioners . The craniosacral zealot can simply be a convert to the field of cst in general, or perhaps has a fierce loyalty to a particular style or teacher, unable to see potential shortcomings of said approach or teacher. Now, please don't get me wrong here. Don't misunderstand me. I think the enthusiasm that enters the new students life can be really magical and very positive. And I also have experienced that the relationships that form between students and teachers in this field are really special. They can be really beautiful, and result in a healthy growth into higher orders of functioning in our work and our life. But the zealot demonstrates an imbalance in that they are uncompromising and to varying degrees not willing or even able to recognize the potential limitations of the path they are on. They feel like they have found the “one thing” that will deliver them to mastery of the healing arts, or they have found the “true path” in the work. Or they have found the best teacher on the planet- the only one who gets it all right. These beliefs have the seed of health in them, but almost always erode into a less idealistic reality as time passes. For example, I occasionally see this in the modern biodynamic community. Let's say a relatively new student, maybe half-way through his foundation training, is absolutely convinced that biodynamics is the one true way to practice cranial work or any healing art. His teacher may have convinced him of such through steady logic, and his relatively few experiences at the table have consistently confirmed the potent validity of bd work. He may begin to view other approaches, say like Upledger Institute, the Milne Institute, or even forms of Osteopathy, as inferior because they have an underlying theoretical architecture that he rejects or perhaps they don't fit his criterion for what he envisions as the perfect training. This guy is the one who poo poos other schools, feeling quite proud that he has found the real path. He constantly extols the virtues of his particular teachers approach, unable to really objectively consider the merits of another approach because he rejects the premise of the other schools outright and refuses to get his hands dirty to actually try elements of their application. Meanwhile, he may have less than 40 actual treatments under his belt. And many of these were administered in the in the increased potency of the group field of a classroom, which gives him a decided advantage as far as favorable outcomes go. I hope you're getting the picture I'm painting here. In this case, the zealot doesn't yet know that he doesn't know. He is dogmatic, worshipping at a temple of abstract ideology or a charismatic teacher, perhaps at the expense of accurate perception of what is happening with his clients. The conviction that he is on the right path is good, but it is incomplete at this point. The absolute conviction of the new zealot and the steady confidence of the accomplished master may appear similar, but they have a very different quality to them. One is born of blind idealism, while the other has been tempered and humbled over thousands of hours of exploration into the nature of the mechanism we work with. The master may appear uncompromising in some regards, but ultimately he knows his limitations and will concede when he sees clues that he needs to exhibit flexibility in order to better serve the client. The zealot builds walls with his words, and creates negative karma that circulates in our community. Healthy inquiry and dialogue suffers or becomes impossible because there is not a respectful exchange of ideas between us. The zealot not only causes problems for our field as a whole, but for himself also. He plants thorns with his staunch enthusiasm … thorns that eventually mature and pierce him as he walks the professional path. So, belief and confidence in our teachers and our approach is a good thing. But we need to stay grounded as they say, and respectful, and always stay on the lookout for possible gaps in our approach, areas that need improvement. Having a mentor or two, maybe with slightly different perspectives can be helpful to keep us oriented and avoid absolutism in our beliefs about how the work should be practiced. By all means, we should stick to our guns as to what feels right for us, but the beginner should realize that there is much to learn over the coming years, and you might be surprised how your viewpoint changes over time. Chronologically, I think one of the more prevalent pitfalls that some practitioners face next in their journey with the work is disillusionment. Disillusionment. The quick Google definition I found for disillusionment is “a feeling of disappointment resulting from the discovery that something is not as good as one believed it to be.” People who go into this work often fall in love with its application, the sensory experience, the lifestyle, the people, and so on. This enthusiasm fuels them well for a while, but if they take the leap into serious clinical practice and stick with it, they might go through a challenging period or periods when they find they find their clinical efficacy is not what they expected it would be. They might not be getting fireworks in the treatment room. They might not be getting much of anything in the treatment room for stretches. Their practice may go through periods of feeling lifeless or frustrating, and they may become disappointed in the whole venture. This goes for any approach to the work. Now I'm not saying this is a required experience for everyone! I'm not trying to be a downer here. Many people sail quite smoothly and robustly through their entire career, and I hope that you, Matthew, are one of them. But it does not come easily for everyone. One of the new developments for me since I started doing the podcast is that I have been called upon as a consultant by a handful of listeners. They have requested to pay me for my time to talk with them on the phone about some of their challenges with the work. Many of these calls have been with practitioners who have a few years under their belts and are dealing with increasing amounts of confusion or a general lack of confidence. Clinical work may have humbled them as they learn that things don't always follow the map laid out in their training. Or they might be wrestling with competing theories espoused by various teachers, not sure what to do. Some of them have lost their faith in their ability to effectively do the work in a clinical setting when the stakes are high. There is a sense of a lack of forward momentum with some of these struggling therapists. Their frustration and subsequent second-guessing has become pathological to an extent, and they may begin to take that frustration out on others. One of the most common targets of the disillusioned practitioner is their teacher. They may feel somewhat betrayed, or that they were sold a bill of goods that they could make a career out of this work. They may state that they feel inadequately trained to deal with some ot the situations they face on the table. They often finally start to own some of the negative opinions about their teacher they would not allow themselves to recognize while in the honeymoon phase of their training. So, yes, the honeymoon is over for these folks. They are kinda standing in a mess trying to figure out what to do with it, how to get their own legs, how to move into a more adult-like phase of autonomy with their work. This is the threshold that often makes or breaks a cs therapist. Some bail on the dream at this point and revert back to grosser forms of bodywork where results are more easily guaranteed, wondering if they could have really made it as a cs therapist, or they just leave the field all together. But some claw their way through it, stay focused, keep working and stufying, get creative, and figure out a way to dig out their deeper gifts. They search until find their own voice and learn how to sing with it in the cranial realm. I think there are several factors that contribute to the entry into disillusionment. One is isolation. After a student finishes a foundation training or first sequence of classes in their chosen school, they may start to wither from a lack of contact with peers. Many of them are in the process of figuring how to run a practice. They might have the burden of rent for their office while they try to get a steady flow of clients. This may take years for some. When money is tight for these emerging practitioners, they may not feel they can afford quality trainings, so they forego them and lose out on the burst of energy, insight, and enthusiasm that these trainings often provide. Some practitioners may go a couple of years without getting in the classroom as a student. As a result they wither a bit inside and may become stuck in routines with their work rather than staying spontaneous with a constant flow of new ideas and sensory experiences. A problem related to this is not getting cranial treatments for themselves. It is so helpful for us to get regular work from different practitioners. Not only do we keep our systems free by doing so, we stay tapped into the experience of being a client and also may pick up some new handholds or verbal skills by getting on the table ourselves. It is important to stay positive if you find yourself dealing with symptoms of disillusionment. Get in touch with established practitioners who are doing well, and share your heart with them. Ask for their advice about treatment tactics, running a practice, and staying balanced. Also, It is helpful to accept that you have not set upon a particularly easy path. It is definitely a rewarding path, but it takes continual focus and at times a lot of work to build the practice of your dreams. Be patient and take a long-term view of the whole experience, and you will be rewarded. The third pitfall that I think it is worth considering I'm simply calling stagnation. Stagnation. This can be seen in practitioners that have a significant amount of experience, may have built a successful practice, and are considered accomplished by their peers. This phenomenon might be seen as a professional plateau, where their clinical results might be consistently effective, but they are losing their enthusiasm and love for the work. Stagnation in this sense is different than disillusionment in that these practitioners have confidence in the work and have found their own voice. They are just kinda getting bored. They may be kind of apathetic or even cynical about their practice at times. They've figured out how to make it work for their professional life, but the thrill is gone, as they say. They may not be interested in taking any classes because they've already studied most of what interests them, and may have a feeling like they've “seen it all.” I think this is normal for any field of endeavor. When you do ANYTHING for 20 or 30 years, you are most likely going to pass through periods of boredom. I've seen colleagues approach this challenge in different ways. For some it may mean studying a totally different form of therapy for a while to crack open their habits and force them to experience the body in a different way, to open up new parts of their sensorium. Others approach it by improving other areas of their life outside of work by taking up painting or weightlifting or dance lessons, or whatever. By stimulating our life as a whole, we might begin to find a new spontaneity in everything that we do. We might gain new perspectives into embodiment by stretching ourselves in new directions and engaging our nervous systems in new ways. And like I said earlier, getting different forms of bodywork or therapy for ourselves might help with stagnation as well. The best practitioners that I have met never seem to “arrive” at success in the work. While they may have attained a recognizable level of mastery, they are constantly stretching themselves and staying fresh … asking new questions … Searching the horizon for the next new unfoldment of our understanding of the work. In a sense, we need to constantly stay young in our exploration and experience of cranial work. I'm working on that myself with this podcast venture, Matthew. When we feel a period of stagnation coming on or find ourselves in the middle of one, the best approach is often to do something bold to stir things up, to challenge ourselves in a way that opens up a new avenue for growth. Then step into it and see what happens. See what you learn. I think we can hold stagnation at bay by staying connected with our professional field in general and especially colleagues that we find stimulating. Adopting a life-long policy of continual learning and continually challenging ourselves can keep us on a healthy path as well. So zealotry, disillusionment, and stagnation. I'd say these are a few pitfalls to look out for on your journey with the work. I sincerely hope you can avoid these, Matthew, by keeping an eye out for the signs that you may be brushing against their borders. Thank you for your question. It's a really good one. And I've really tightened up my own ship just considering how to answer it. So, my dear listeners, where are you right now? Are there elements of any of these pitfalls in your practice? If so, how can you take action now to correct your course, find better balance, and settle more firmly in the joy of the process of growth that our work provides?
We start dealing with the rumors-fallout and lies resulting from the San Bernadino shooting as the gun grabbers begin their pivot in the blood of the victims,Barack demands a gun control discussion at Thanksgiving and America responds by buying enough guns to start a new branch of the military, Hillary knows that trying to implement the Australian method is illegal in this country,Zealotry without knowledge is dangerous.
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QUESTION: In the Torah the name Pinchas is written with a "yud", and according to the Zohar (237b) Pinchas with a "yud" has the numerical value of two hundred and eight, as does the name of the patriarch Yitzchak. What is the connection between Pinchas and Yitzchak? ANSWER: The prophet Eliyahu encountered the false prophets of the idol Ba'al and challenged them to prove whose God was the true one. It was agreed that he and they would each prepare an offering, and the one whose offering would be consumed by a fire descending from heaven would be the representative of the authentic God. All their attempts to bring down fire were to no avail. When Eliyahu prayed, "Aneini HaShem aneini" - "Please God answer me" - a fire descended from heaven (see I Kings 18:19-40). These answers, while attempting to teach us a didactic lesson, nevertheless are somewhat fanciful. I personally like the answer given by a modern scholar by the name of Rabbi Zalman Baruch Melamed of Beit-El Yeshiva (Yeshiva.org.il) in Isra'el: One's intellect is the source of his moral character and personality. Only after one appreciates that that which is good is truly good, does he begin to yearn for it - and as a result act towards achieving that end. Human intellect is beyond emotion; in fact, it actually guides and even directs emotion. An act of "jealousy" on behalf of God, however, does not stem from the intellect. Man possesses a quality even higher than the intellect; it exists on the subconscious level, in the depths of one's spirit; it constantly strives to reveal itself and to appear via the intellect and emotion. The role of intellect and emotion is to neutralize those factors that block the manifestation of zealotry. [This model is used by Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak Kook (of blessed memory) to explain the phenomenon of Emunah, or faith. He stresses that emunah exists on a plane above and beyond intellect and emotion]. It is from these depths that jealousy must spring; this jealousy - or zealotry - reveals itself once one puts aside all factors that inhibit the manifestation of his inner cleaving to the Creator of the Universe. This zealotry responds to any even slight manifestation of Hillul HaShem, or desecration of God's name. Zealotry that has its roots in an understanding of the Divine - inspires the "zealot" to reach a state of completion - or Sheleimut: "Behold, I am giving him My covenant of Peace (Shalom). In Tractate Sanhedrin, our sages enumerate the deeds, which, if done by a Jew, warrant "Zealots smiting him." For example, "One who steals a vessel for use in the Temple... one who has relations with a Gentile woman..." and - even a Cohen who serves in the Temple while in a state of ritual impurity - are legitimately attacked and killed by zealots. The reason for Torah-sanctioned vigilance in these kinds of cases? The direct offense committed by the transgressor, who himself has stricken at the heart of the bond between the Children of Israel and the Holy One, Blessed be He. Our sages explain that true zealotry may be defined as a situation in which the zealot does not inquire of a scholar how to act in the case at hand; in fact, should he make such an inquiry, a scholar would be bound not to instruct him to take action. Why? The very question as to how to respond indicates that the person has not internalized the level of zealotry required to permit his unilateral action. True zealotry flows naturally, from an inability of the person to tolerate the desecration of God’s name. A well-known Torah dictum states that in situations of desecration to God’s name, one does not allot honor even to a Rabbi. Zealous for the sake of God’s Holy Name. This was the supremacy of Pinchas’ fury. Even though what he did was not considered “peaceful” in our eyes, nevertheless the Almighty awarded him the peace prize as a cohen (priest).
This is an excerpt from my appearance on the Todd Morris Show Topics Include:Anal Sex - For Heteros and Gays - and hetero male hangups on it, Christian Zeolotry and Idiocy coming from the chat room - hear me shoot down the morons. Much more.
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Special thanks to Jacob Fortin from the Good Atheist podcast: Kickstarter program: Website with bible stories: Podcast: Louisiana Republican: When I Voted for State Funds to go to Religious Schools, I Didn’t Mean Muslim Ones Mermaids do not exist, US government declares Religious vigilantes claim to have killed student in Suez Whites-only Christian gathering riles some Alabama neighbors Mob kills 'blasphemer' Clips: CNN and David Silverman, Under the Sea, Islamic call to prayer, Lou Engle Avengers was a great movie,Visit our Website at http://dissonancepod.com for more info.
This week we're starting off with a bit of follow-up on our last show, talking a bit more about the nature of creativity and more specifically on the drive that is often key to those who find success in the arts. From there me move into gaming for a bit, talking about how there are too many games which don't bother with innovation and settle for imitation. That discussion leads pretty naturally into the silly battle lines that people draw between franchises (think Star Wars vs. Star Trek) and even further the dangerous potential of zealotry. Enjoy!Opening Music: "Alive WIP v2" by George CarpenterClosing Music: "Blau.ton" by Rauschwerk
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