The absolutely worst thing about social media is anonymous account.
I guarantee 90% or more of all the issues stemming from social media would disappear if anonymous accounts didn't exist.
Kyle Beshears says that interfaith dialogue is like a married couple: if all they ever do is disagree, they won't have a relationship for long.
If all they ever do is agree, they aren't being true to themselves.
Full episode here:
https://t.co/Ry9h1ylCgG
Kyle: "Is Mormonism a part of traditional historical Christianity? No! It's not supposed to be! Otherwise, why have a restoration? Why have a first vision?"
Ben: "I like to take the 'vote heresy 2025, ' '#Make Mormonism Weird Again' stance: We're heretics, and that's awesome."
A few things:
1. We need to think about boys as we redesign schools, and getting rid of phones is awesome. Kudos to Haidt and others.
2. Kids don't "burn off" energy at recess. Catharsis theory is bogus. Kids come in more energized, not less.
3. Recess is awesome for kids.
Why do some evangelical pastors preach so harshly against Latter-day Saints?
Is it competition?
Here's one evangelical pastor's take. Short version? If they were concerned about peoples' souls, they would engage more, not less.
There are, roughly, three takes from my protestant friends after the Michigan shooting:
1. I'm heartbroken. I'm so sorry.
2. Mormons aren't Christian, but like, I'm so sorry.
3. I "feel bad," but most of my energy will be devoted to recapitulating the views of the shooter.
The overwhelming response I'm hearing from my protestant friends on the recent Michigan shooting is simple: "I'm so sorry." "I'm heartbroken." "I'm praying for you."
God bless you friends.
Bless you for your kindness and your prayers on our behalf.
A brother asked Abba Isidore, “Why is it that the devils fear thee so greatly? The old man said, “Because from the time that I became a monk I have laboured hard not to allow anger to enter into my throat; that is why they fear me.”
Tired of our current tax structure? I visit with my friend Joseph Addington about Georgism. We nerd out over what it is, what problems it could solve, and possible areas of application.
Youtube: https://t.co/TOqrzaRK8T
#civility#disagreebetter#georgism#taxes#landtax#taxing
I discuss President Biden's recent student loan forgiveness policy with a good friend, Dallin Crump. We uncover the ins and outs of the policy, the implications it has, and other solutions to the deeper issue.
Youtube: https://t.co/ytNfq6Id9G
#dialogue#studentloans
Content Warning: This episode discusses sexual abuse.
I visit with my friend, CD Cunningham to discuss his recent article regarding the AP article about a case of abuse. We talk about the options for policies and the pros and cons of each option.
https://t.co/mgvvNb8G85
It seems too often people rush, with their heart in the right place, to conclusions. When it comes to something so tragic, perhaps taking some time to think allows greater clarity. I learned some things in this episode, and I hope you do, too.
Warning: This episode discusses sexual abuse.
Jennifer is a friend, therapist and clerical abuse survivor. When I read a recent AP article about an abuse case, I knew I needed to learn and understand better.
Youtube: https://t.co/7bKH0HxxMO
#podcast#dialogue#civility