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Reflections with MJ are thoughts and revelations received from the Word of God, inspiration, and illumination that can be applied to our day-today lives. These are short audios of encouragement published weekly . My heart is that you find these nuggets of gold that you could apply in your life. For prayers, comments and feedback pls email jacobmanoj88@yahoo.com #encouragement #life #Bible #alive #Spirit #Christ #God #creation #sermon #preaching #devotion #uplift #friendship #motivation #prop ...
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Ever wanted to read Dante's Divine Comedy? Come along with us! We're not lost in the scholarly weeds. (Mostly.) We're strolling through the greatest work (to date) of Western literature. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as I take on this masterpiece passage by passage. I'll give you my rough English translation, show you some of the interpretive knots in the lines, let you in on the 700 years of commentary, and connect Dante's work to our modern world. The pilgrim comes awake in a dark wood, then w ...
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The controlling theme of our Podcasts is that we are all children of God who is no respecter of persons. We are all created equal by God. The primary purpose of a democratic republic is to protect that equality, making all laws equal to all citizens all the time. We need to return to the vision of our forefathers that "certain truths are self evident, that among our inalienable rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. If we are to survive as a republic, we must hold firm to th ...
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A weekly pop culture podcast that tries to put a positive voice out into the zeitgeist. The fake nerds talk news, reviews and interviews with the likes of Marc Guggenheim and Andrea Romano.
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The Sleepwakers podcast is designed to help you get a better nights sleep. Every episode of this podcast is like watching a movie with a loved one. You will fall to sleep in an environment that feels safe and comfortable. Insomnia will be something of the past. Concentrate on my voice to stop your mind from racing at night. Just close your eyes, choose a film, and drift off to sleep. You will sleep better with Sleepwakers Podcast. https://theotherclass.com/sleepwakers/ Contact: ted@theotherc ...
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reak Forth Ministries brings you on a free Christian tour to the Lands of the Bible. Each episode brings you right to the places where prophets, priests, kings, apostles and of course, our Messiah, Jesus walked. As the message unfolds you hear the living sounds of the very environment around our speaker and you’ll be transported to the very place and time. These messages have been recorded right on site during our trips to the lands of the Bible. We bring you messages right from Israel, Jord ...
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ART FICTIONS is fortnightly programme, created by artist Jillian Knipe. Each guest artist selects a piece of fiction, which we both explore, then use as a lens through which to view their artwork. We delve into the book‘s themes, context and characters, which opens up and steers a rich conversation about the artist‘s practice. The podcast bounces back and forth between art and text, all the while focussing on the ideas which govern both. It is a way of talking alongside art, rather than dire ...
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Storytelling and the Writing Craft with Sergio Troncoso are discussions, readings and interviews by the author of Nobody's Pilgrims, A Peculiar Kind of Immigrant's Son, The Last Tortilla and Other Stories, Crossing Borders: Personal Essays, the novels Nobody's Pilgrims, The Nature of Truth and From This Wicked Patch of Dust; and as editor Nepantla Familias: An Anthology of Mexican American Literature on Families in between Worlds and Our Lost Border: Essays on Life amid the Narco-Violence.
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365 Days Of Folk project description an online celebration of music, guided by the example of Jon Boden (afolksongaday.com). an ambitious multimedia discussion (aural, visual, and written) exploring the history of individual songs. a collaborative exploration of the positive effects on mental health & wellbeing (individual & societal) of individuals & groups learning a new folk song each day. an open forum for raising serious issues around mental illness. goals discuss 366 songs during 2024, ...
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Season 5 Podcast 85 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 24 Chapter 5 C, “The Wages of Sin.” In last week’s episode, Christian meets Faithful who tells him of his trials with Wanton, and his meeting with Adam the First who lived in the town of Deceit. He symbolized the Wages of Sin which was death or the deeds of the flesh. This all occurred o…
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Season 5 Podcast 87 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 28 C, “Christ’s Final Charge to his Disciples.” Following Christ’s resurrection, Christ tells the women who were there early to take care of his body to announce his resurrection to his apostles. “Then said Jesus unto them, Be not afraid: go tell my brethren that they go into Galilee, an…
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Dante the pilgrim has gotten one answer out of Virgil about the nature of abundance and scarcity in terms of heavenly good . . . but that answer was not apparently enough. So he goes back for more. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, for this continuation of Virgil's lesson between the second and third terraces of Purgatory proper. As we leave the envious be…
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Season 5 Podcast 86, A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, “Justice and Mercy C.” Strictly speaking you can apply the scientific method to metaphysical truths. The stumbling block is that in discovering metaphysical truths, the first step is faith. To discover God, one must take a leap in the dark. Even a cursory reading of the…
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Dante and Virgil encounter the awaited angel as they begin their ascent to the third terrace of Purgatory proper. They hear two snippets of song. They find the climb easier. And Dante asks Virgil to gloss two lines Guido del Duca said back in Canto XIV. All these things indicate the shifting the nature of COMEDY itself as we enter its middle cantos…
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Season 5 Podcast 84 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 28 B, “Christ’s First Appearance.” One can only imagine the feelings of the Christians following the resurrection of Jesus. If it was difficult for the eleven disciples to believe, imagine the turmoil in the minds of all the other saints who would immediately have heard the stories. One …
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Dante the poet is playing a very crafty game. He's been pulling out all the stops with two metaphors to help us understand the weight, meaning, and timing of the light . . . and then he redefines that source of light right underneath all those metaphors. And just as the poet pulls off that trick, Virgil also redefines the very terms on which PURGAT…
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Season 5 Podcast 83, A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, “Justice and Mercy B.” In Justice and Mercy A, we talked about the absolute nature of law and the role of Lucifer. The law of justice is unconditional. The law of mercy is conditional. Mercy satisfies the demands of the law of justice. It was stated that without justice…
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Season 5 Podcast 82 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 23 Chapter 5 BA, “The Wages of Sin.” In last week’s episode, Christian meets Faithful. Christian was in such a hurry to leave the City of Destruction that he left Faithful behind. Faithful followed Christian; however, because Christian became embroiled in the snares constructed by Satan,…
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Dante and Virgil pass on beyond the envious along the second terrace of Purgatory proper. As we enter the first of the middle three canti of all of COMEDY, Dante is blinded by the sun, about as we're blinded by his increasingly complex poetics. These passages begin the brilliant fun of the second half of the poem. Dante begins to play with meaning,…
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Season 5 Podcast 81 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 28 A, “The Resurrection.” Throughout the gospels it was women who looked after the practical needs of the Savior. It is fitting that at his death it was women also who came to look after the practical needs of the body of the crucified Savior; therefore, it was women who were first honor…
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Having been accosted by two voices decrying the fate of the envious on the second terrace of Purgatory proper, Dante and Virgil begin to walk toward a stairway to the third terrace. As they do, Virgil, silent for quite a while, refocuses and reinterprets most of what we've read in PURGATORIO, Cantos XIII and XIV. He offers circularity in place of t…
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Season 5 Podcast 80, A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, “Justice and Mercy A.” Justice is absolute. Mercy is conditional. Without justice there would be no God. Without mercy there would be no atonement. God is not some abstraction, merely an idea of an ideal. God is a real person, a divine being who created us in his image.…
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Season 5 Podcast 79 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 22 Chapter 5 A, “Christian Meets Faithful.” In last week’s episode, Christian speaks of two giants in the Valley of the Shadow of Death, Pagan and Pope, which once prevented Christians from continuing their journey to the Celestial City. However, the giant Pagan was dead, and the giant P…
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With Guido del Duca enmeshed in his tears, Dante the pilgrim and Virgil begin to talk on along the terrace of envy, searching for a way up to the third terrace of Purgatory. Lo and behold, they're struck by two voices, just as they were when they got up to this terrace. This time, it's Cain and Aglauros, speaking on the wind. Join me, Mark Scarbrou…
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Season 5 Podcast 90 Book of Revelation Ch 4 A vs 1-4, “Taken up into Heaven.” Many prophets of the Old Testament spoke of the last days, most notably perhaps were Ezekiel, Daniel, and Isaiah. None, however, even Isaiah, has equaled the modern attention given to the Apostle John, known as John the Revelator, as recorded in the Book of Revelation. Du…
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Season 5 Podcast 78 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 27 F, “Death and Resurrection.” This week we shall conclude our discussion of Matthew 27, beginning with verse 39 in which they mock Jesus. “And they that passed by reviled him, wagging their heads, And saying, Thou that destroyest the temple, and buildest it in three days, save thyself.…
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Guido del Duca reaches the climax of his diatribe: a nostalgic retrospective of the courts and families of Romagna. Where have the good guys gone? Is this Dante the poet's lament? Or Guido del Duca's? Does this passage tell us more about Guido's problems or Dante's hopes? Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we work through a tough passage about historical…
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Season 5 Podcast 77 A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, “Accidental Universe.” For physicists, the universe was created by accident. They simply ignore the laws of probability even though they admit that the chances of the universe being created by accident are so infinitesimally small that the universe should not logically e…
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Season 5 Podcast 76 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 21 Chapter 4 E, “The Two Giants.” In last week’s episode, Christian meets a company of Fiends or devils where his sword was insufficient; therefore, he called upon All Prayer. In this week’s episode things become even more perilous for our pilgrim for it is full of “snares, traps, and pi…
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At long last, the speaker in PURGATORIO Canto XIV comes clean and reveals who he is . . . and who his compatriot is. They're Guido del Duca and Rinier (or Rinieri) da Calboli. Now that we now who they are, we have to go back and reassess Canto XIV as a whole. Dante is nothing but cagey in the rhetorical games he's playing. He's demanding more and m…
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Season 5 Podcast 75 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 27 E, “Paradise B.” This week we shall continue our discussion of Paradise. In the Revelations of John, we are taught that hell comes between death and the resurrection. First of all, we learn that there is a First Resurrection and a Second Resurrection. Those who come forth in the First…
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Dante has been cagey about where he's from, using periphrastic phrasing to describe the Arno valley without naming it. It was apparently the wrong thing to do . . . because one of the envious penitents is going to pick up the pilgrim's (and the poet's?) rhetorical games and push them much further into fully metaphoric space that is also somehow pro…
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Season 5 Podcast 74 A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, “Why Altruism?” In their vain attempt to prove we have no freewill, science claims that we are altruistic only because we have an altruistic gene. In other words, all behavior is driven by genes and is not the product of freewill. Merriam-Webster defines altruism as an “…
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"Maybe that’s what happens when you grow up, you feel less joy." Welcome back to Animation Fascination with your hosts Marc Vibbert and Stanford Clark! In this episode, we dive deep into Pixar's latest masterpiece, INSIDE OUT 2. Join us as we break down the emotional rollercoaster that is Riley’s mind one year after the events of the original film.…
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Season 5 Podcast 73 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 20 Chapter 4 D, “All Prayer.” In last week’s episode, Christian entered into The Valley of the Shadow of Death. Two men warned him to turn back and not enter the dark valley for it is filled with hobgoblins, satyrs, and dragons of the pit. However, to get to the Celestial City, Christian…
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Dante has started a conversation with two envious penitents . . . a conversation he might not be ready for. They prove more than his rhetorical match. They also muddy the theology of Purgatory itself. Is that intentional? Or are we expected to understand their still-fallen state? Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we explore more about the two envious so…
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"Moopsy!" Join ANIMATION FASCINATION for an exclusive interview with one of the masterminds behind the hit animated series STAR TREK: LOWER DECKS! Our special guest hosts, Kenny Madison and Aspen Webster (from TREK WARS PODCAST) sit down with the show's Supervising Director and Producer Barry J. Kelly to dive deep into the creative process of bring…
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Season 5 Podcast 72 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 27 D, “Paradise A.” In last week’s episode we explored the crucifixion. This week we shall examine Paradise. To do that we must begin with the two thieves who were crucified with Christ. “Then were there two thieves crucified with him, one on the right hand, and another on the left.” (Ma…
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Sapía has finished her amazingly complex speech with the pilgrim Dante . . . or has she? At the opening of Canto XIV, we're not sure who is speaking? Still Sapía? No, two envious souls, leaning against each other, almost gossiping about our pilgrim. And nothing satisfies envy quite like gossip. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we explore this new thing…
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Season 5 Podcast 71 A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, Episode 44, “Dimensions of Life, Pt 6, Dimension Six The Final Judgment Pt C” There is a wonderful verse in 1 John 3:2 that describes our relationship with Christ in the resurrection if we keep his commandments. “Beloved, now are we the sons of God, and it doth not yet a…
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Season 5 Podcast 70 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 19 Chapter 4 C, “The Valley of the Shadow of Death.” Episode 19, Chapter 4 C, “The Valley of the Shadow of Death.” In last week’s episode, Apollyon tries to destroy Christian and fails; however, that does not mean that his trials are over. In this week’s episode Christian enters into the…
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We've spent three episodes with this penitent envious soul, Sapía. Now let's look at the entire interchange between her and our pilgrim, Dante . . . as well as the ways PURGATORIO, Canto XIII, reflects INFERNO, Canto XIII. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we talk about the increasingly complex ironies found in one of the most compelling souls in all of…
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Season 5 Podcast 69 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 27 C, “The Crucifixion.” In last week’s episode we explored the long road to Golgotha. This week we shall examine the crucifixion. “And they crucified him, and parted his garments, casting lots: that it might be fulfilled which was spoken by the prophet, They parted my garments among the…
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In the concluding moments of Sapía's speech, we find her in dialogue with Dante the pilgrim . . . who is both forthcoming in his confessional stance and also cagey with his hiding his guide, Virgil. She, too, is caught in her own rhetoric: getting what she wants but ultimately revealing herself as a soul who still has a lot more purgation ahead. Jo…
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Season 5 Podcast 68 A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, Episode 43, “Dimensions of Life, Pt 5, Dimension Six The Final Judgment Pt B.” There are two curious scriptures in the New Testament that are much talked about. “Know ye not that ye are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you?” (1 Corinthians 3:16) …
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Season 5 Podcast 67 John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, Episode 18 Chapter 4 B, “THE BATTLE.” In last week’s episode, Christian is interrogated by Apollyon, the destroyer, who asks him why he left the City of Destruction to follow Evangelist. With cunning he tries to win Christian back into his fold but fails. In this week’s episode Apollyon tries to…
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Sapía now tells her story to Dante the pilgrim . . . and it includes one of the most blasphemous lines in all of COMEDY. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as we look closely at one of the most honest and blasphemous monologues in the poem . . . and as we grapple with Sapía's incredible skills in rhetoric. If you'd like to make a contribution to support thi…
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Season 5 Podcast 66 The Stories of the New Testament, Matthew 27 B, “The Long Road to Golgotha.” In last week’s episode we introduced Matthew 27 covering the trial. This week we look at the crucifixion of our Lord and Savior. One person who is only briefly mentioned in the life of Christ is Simon, a man of Cyrene. Little is known of Simon, but as i…
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Dante the pilgrim worked up the courage (or the flattery) to get one of the envious to speak up on the second terrace of Purgatory proper. She does . . . and gives him both more and exactly what (or perhaps a bit less) than he asked for. Join me, Mark Scarbrough, as I work our first sight of one of the most intricate souls in COMEDY: Sapía. She's a…
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Season 5 Podcast 65 A New Voice of Freedom, Argument for the Existence of God, Episode 42, “Dimensions of Life, Pt 4, Dimension Six The Final Judgment Pt A.” In Pts 1, 2, & 3 we discussed the first five Dimensions of Life: Dimension One: Our self-existing intelligence and consciousness. Dimension Two: Our spirit body. Dimension Three: Our mortal bo…
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"We have never had enough time. For that, I am sorry. ... My boy. You have turned your power into a shield for the helpless. You have filled your life with love. You are more than I could have ever hoped for. And maybe, one day you'll forgive me for leaving you again." Join us for a thrilling live review of the much-anticipated double-episode premi…
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