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This podcast invites listeners to reflect on their own beliefs and assumptions, urging a deeper examination of the building blocks of truth, reason, and faith that guide our lives. In a world where information is abundant and perspectives are diverse, questions surrounding the nature of truth, reason, and faith remain as relevant as ever. A new exploration into these fundamental concepts challenges us to consider how truth is defined, tested, and understood in both individual and collective ...
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Click here to write us a note . This episode has focus on differenciating our experiences with the actual encounters we have in life. Our approach to thought is built on past encounters. The language and terms we use in our thinking is built from the culture and environment we grow up in (Mead, 1985) but the instrument we use is our own. I use the …
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Click here to write us a note . How have we come to know, and how we can affirm it with validation? A clear and visual approach to a claim will let you confide in your own understanding of things, but it is ourselves that are the testing instruments. It must be a trustworthy method that humanity can relate to, and the method must have the ability t…
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Click here to write us a note . In this episode I talk about abstract thinking and with our ability for reasoning. Aristotle (Cleary, 1985) said that abstract thinking is a sign of intelligence and a virtue in humanity. But where does this virtue agree with our collective common sense, where lies the acceptable rationality? How can we accept it wit…
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Click here to write us a note . This is an introduction for what this podcast series will be about. I share my purpose and the aim for the project and here I go through the different topics i will go into. The different topics will be: What is truth?, Our ability to reason, Transparency in our methods, Encounters vs experience, Historical imprints,…
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Click here to write us a note . This episode goes into the topic of what is truth, who can own the truth and who can really say they have objective truth? How far can we go in our pursuit and still maintain our objectivity? Truth must be a reality in itself no matter our personal opinions. It does not change because we change. Truth needs to be dra…
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