Flipping Tables Podcast

In this episode, the guys discuss whether intercessory prayer can affect different points in time. What does time consist of? Does time really flow in the way we perceive it? How does intercessory prayer work in general? These are just a few of the questions brought up within this episode. Tune in to find out more!

In this episode, the guys debate over politics. In particular, they argue over an article by George Packer and his article entitled "How America Fractured Into Four Parts." Packer's article posits four general views of America that its citizens espouse. In today's episode, the guys discuss which of the views is the most helpful and which is the most problematic. 

In this episode, the guys debate whether truth, in essence, is subjective or objective. Is truth something that is dependent, in some sense, on subjects or not? If so, is truth sufficiently constituted by subjects or not? Can we really know the truth at all? These are just some of the questions that are raised in this lively debate. Tune in to see where each guy stands on this important issue!

In this episode, the guys discuss whether one ought to go to college or not. Is college something that everyone should go to? Does it benefit life in any way? If so, what benefits does college bring? Can these benefits be achieved by other means? Does education have inherent value? These are just a few of the questions that get brought up along the way. Near the end of the show, Isaiah is put on trial and must answer a question regarding the constitution of human identity. Tune in to find out more...