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This podcast was originally a book reading of Unequally Yoked. We've recently changed the name to Weoverme to align with our news site. Now this podcast curates many conservatives and Christians to discuss the news, innovation, healthcare, technology, religion and a host of topics mainly via a biblical lens. It's our hope to curate many Christian thinkers typically reticent to talk about their faith. It's our hope that we can discern the news and our times by stating the obvious without fear of cancellation.
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Few people have distilled down what is happening across our culture: from DEI to gender ideology to queer theory to postmodernism. They may seem unrelated, but they share DNA as off-shoot ideologies under a Marxist umbrella or genus. To think of Marxism as simply an economic theory would cloud your ability to see this connection. To grasp Marxism, you have to understand that it is a way of defining what it means to be human: answering the questions around the ontology and telos of man. James ...
What has happened to our K-12 education system, specifically the cultural decline bringing it down? Ryan Walters, Oklahoma State Superintendent, talks to me about how he's changing education in the Sooner state. Walters previously served as the state’s Secretary of Education and he was also a history teacher for 8 yrs. Oklahoma ranks 49th in reading in education according to EdWeek in 2021. In this podcast, we discuss: -- The legal standing behind Walter's support for the 10 Commandment...
Some 70% of teachers are part of a teachers union. Most likely NEA (National Education Association) or AFT (American Federation of Teachers). That means our kids and their education are beholden to what is essentially an interest group supported by our government. But their interests don't appear to be aligned with many parents. For instance, NEA President Becky Pringle roused the audience with a preacher-like sermon on standing up for the truth against persecution. That truth to her is that ...
Today’s topic is 20th century French philosopher - Jean-Paul Sartre and his idea of “man reconstructing himself.” Sartre was the doyen of existentialism. Existentialism, according to Dictionary.com is "the existence of the individual person as a free and responsible agent determining their own development through acts of the will." Sartre, however, was also a Marxist. He wrote the preface in Frantz Fanon's book "The Wretched of the Earth." In the preface, you find Sartre’s view of rec...
Sean Kouplen started 94xmovement as a platform to help people connect in the workplace. At a time that mental and behavioral health companies are targeting corporate America to help workers with their mental health, 94x is bringing prayer and Jesus Christ into the workplace. Studies have shown that religious people live longer than non-religious people. Religion and prayer are far more powerful than mental health activities designed to help people stay resilient and positive. ...
Strive Asset Management is a newly-formed asset management firm with $1 billion in assets under management, an impressive milestone crossed in September 2023 for such a young company, founded in 2022, by Vivek Ramaswamy, a rising star in the Republican Party. Strive's CEO Matt Cole spent time with me to talk about Strive's approach to investing. Some call the approach anti-woke or anti-ESG. The ESG (environmental, social, governance) push is largely driven by Black Rock's Larry Fink an...
Back to School PA is a political action committee dedicated to keeping schools open in Pennsylvania. Clarice started the PAC when she noticed Covid was being used as a political weapon to keep schools locked down. The organization is growing, having given $10k checks to 50 local PACs that support 300 School Board Candidates. Clarice talks to me about how to empower our school boards to fight state restrictions and how we can take control of our schools away from politicians!
Obama says we're entering an epistemological crisis. But we may already be in one. This crisis is fueled by Obama and Trump. Both men with larger-than-life egos plus animus and jealousy toward one another play a big role in the distortion reality. The two promulgate division just like warring parents having a divorce and spewing their own version of truth. Obama can help this crisis because he's eloquent and communicate effectively. Here's my advice for him. Plus book reading of Chapte...
The Left's dogmatic and pious positions will be their undoing and push more people to embrace conservatism. What are those dogmatic positions? - social justice is the path to salvation and we have to repent of our "whiteness" The left is forcing these conversions by justifying violence in the name of social justice and indoctrinating society through critical race theory and implicit bias training. Those pushing these dogmatic views are today's modern-day pharisees. This is an e...
Pages read: 120 to 132 1) The biggest threat to our democracy: -- Constitution and election dishonesty -- Media malpractice 2) False claims -- Trump is racist because he called Mexicans Racist (pg. 87) -- Trump didn't denounce White Supremacists in Charlottesville (pg. 63-65) -- Rampant shootings of unarmed black Americans by police officers (pg. 128-131) 3) Election overtime! But it's not over until it's over! One cannot unequivocally say there was no voter fraud during an election ...
Six points about the election: 1) Whatever the outcome - HOPE 2) Silver lining - Senate; historic judiciary wins 3) Interesting results 4) We remain deeply divided 5) Threat left-leaning media is the threat to democracy 6) Systemic racism narrative will persist regardless of who's in office because it's big business and because it keeps the indulgences alive and coming. Pages read: 107-121
Overview of the main takeaways of the book: 1) Ad hominem attacks (mainly around racism) due to media-enabled coup that's tried to take Donald Trump down with a deeply entrenched false narrative 2) We are a nation that presupposes a Supreme Being; an absolute adjudicator of justice and truth; We live under the moral laws under God and the governing laws of man 3) We created a moral void by taking away prayer from schools circa 1960s 4) What people get wrong about Christians 5) Solutions: How...
Reading from page 81 to 93 (Chapter 3 - The Crossfire Era). Brief overview of our different worldviews distilled down to being inherently good or inherently broken. How Democrats are propagating this view that people are generally good, and external factors (like the institutions, systems, GOP, Trump) are to blame for their circumstances. Plus a look at current events (Hunter Biden's laptop/emails and media's blatant disregard to investigate the story vs the media's perpetuation of th...
Reading from page 66 to 81 (ending Chapter 3 - The False Narrative and starting into Chapter 4 - The Crossfire Era). Brief overview of our different worldviews distilled down to being inherently good or inherently broken. How the Democrats are propagating a false narrative to bring people to their party's view: we're all inherently good and the governing system and institutions are flawed and intentionally racist, creating a good and evil moral polarity. Plus why Judge Amy Coney...
Rousseau vs Hobbes view of governing and the human condition.
The making of the false narrative; What's so special about the term Unequally Yoked?
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