Ep. 49 - Logic as the Compass in Our Quest for the Stars
Release Date: 07/01/2025
Ep. 69 - “Breaking the Script”
Why Are We Here On Earth?
T.A. reveals why he stepped away from a Christian radio career that expected applause over authenticity. In this honest opening, he shares the conflict between telling people what they want to hear versus what is actually true. This episode explores reclaiming your voice, resisting the pressure to perform, and choosing integrity over acceptance.
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Ep. 68 - A New Kind of Christian Voice Description:
Why Are We Here On Earth?
In this episode, the host shares the vision for a Non-Religious Christian Podcasters Network—a space for believers seeking spiritual truth without the walls of organized religion. He presents the first foundational statement and outlines why a new kind of Christian conversation is needed today.
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Ep. 67 - Born on the Nursery Planet
Why Are We Here On Earth?
We were born onto this nursery planet for a reason. Join TA as he unpacks the spiritual and scientific mysteries behind our existence — who we are, what we’re made of, and why we’re here at all. A deeply human podcast for those seeking meaning in the vastness of creation.
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Ep. 66 - Beyond Belief: Finding God’s Logic
Why Are We Here On Earth?
In a world shaped by religion, what if God’s true message has been lost in translation? Host T.A. takes listeners on a journey beyond human-made belief systems to rediscover God’s original intent for humanity. Blending biblical insight with reason and reflection, Beyond Belief invites you to read Scripture for yourself, think critically, and seek wisdom—not complacency. This isn’t another sermon—it’s an open invitation to question, learn, and understand why we’re here.
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Ep. 65 - Seeking God’s Logic
Why Are We Here On Earth?
A clear, thoughtful look at life’s biggest questions. T.A. examines who we are, what we are, and why we’re here — through the lens of God, scripture, and the logic that connects all creation.
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Ep. 64 - God Requires Our Understanding and Input
Why Are We Here On Earth?
This episode explores Jeremiah 9:24 and the call for humanity to truly know and understand God—not through tradition, belief, or religious authority, but through reality, responsibility, and honest judgment of His actions. We confront how avoidance, complacency, and reliance on others’ opinions have kept us immature and divided. Instead, we are called to grow up, take ownership of our behavior, pursue truth, and work together as individuals forming a unified, responsible humanity aligned with God’s purpose. This is a challenge to stop hiding, stop lying, and start living by God’s...
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Ep. 63 - From Belief to Reality: Getting with God’s Program
Why Are We Here On Earth?
Religion teaches belief. God teaches reality. T.A. explains the difference—and why your attitude determines which side you’re on.
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Ep. 62 - The Seductive Destruction of Belief
Why Are We Here On Earth?
Your beliefs shape your world and your perception of the world around you. The original definition of "world" did not refer to the planet we live on, but to the communal life of the humans that exist on that planet. The idea that the Earth was a planet in a solar system did not exist when the term was coined. We "dropped" the original meaning (without replacing it) when we "upgraded" the term to reflect "planet". This is just one of the ways "belief" and the focus it brings is detrimental to discovering "Who we are,...
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Ep. 61 - America's Turning Point
Why Are We Here On Earth?
Freedom of speech demands responsibility in order to uphold civilization and America stands at its failure point. The assassination of Charlie Kirk has become a flashpoint in our ongoing dialogue about the power and consequences of our words. This episode urges a shift in perspective and advocates for thoughtful leadership, challenging traditional reliance on politicians. In this country, created to be a Homeland for all Christians no matter how they worship, we must ask, "What did Jesus know and understand that caused him to be called "complete" and the spiritually "begotten"...
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Ep. 60 - Unraveling Misguided Beliefs and Their Impact
Why Are We Here On Earth?
Making any decision based on Belief is Misguided! With the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk as a case study, we unravel how beliefs can lead to destructive actions. What did Jesus discover in Jewish teachings that allowed him to become a complete human, God's only begotten son? What did Leonard Nimoy discover in those same teachings 1950 years later that allowed him to invent Mr. Spock, following the Hebraic definition of "A Godly Man"? Why is there no record of anyone else ever trying to do this?
info_outlineAuthority and instinct are relics of our past; it's time to embrace logic and reason as the guiding stars for humanity's future. Join us on "Why Are We Here on Earth" as we challenge the age-old human inclination towards authority and explore how societal unrest, like a hypothetical Californian secession, could force us to confront the remnants of our desire-driven decisions. We dissect these complexities and propose a reality-based approach to decision-making, one that not only promises longer, healthier lives but also holds the potential of fulfilling the biblical dream of reaching the stars.
This episode ventures into the realm of human organization, drawing intriguing parallels between Spock from "Star Trek" and Jesus, two figures who personify logic, balance, and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment. By contrasting these ideals with the constraints imposed by traditional religious dogma, we advocate for a future where rational decision-making prevails over instinct. As we grapple with pressing issues like politics, immigration, and environmental challenges, the discussion invites listeners to forgive past mistakes and envision a world where humanity thrives through cooperation and forward-thinking organization. Engage with us as we strive for a more organized and enlightened future, embracing wisdom over impulse.