Heavenomics - To Die Is Gain

What if the key to bridging political divides within the church lies in embracing the transformative love described by a 17th-century theologian? In this episode, we promise to unravel Johann Arndt's profound insights on Christianity and how his emphasis on inner transformation remains deeply relevant today. Against the backdrop of the Reformation's turbulence, we journey through A

Could the teachings of Leo Tolstoy hold the key to transforming our world? Join us as we unpack the radical Christian philosophy of one of literature's greatest minds, revealing ideas that challenge societal norms and provoke deep reflection on personal beliefs. Tolstoy's journey from celebrated author to spiritual seeker led him to articulate five revolutionary commandments that p

What if the path to true peace and justice isn't through resistance, but through embracing the concept of non-resistance to evil? Inspired by Leo Tolstoy's profound spiritual journey and his disillusionment with institutionalized religion, we explore how his radical interpretation of "do not resist evil" redefines strength and justice. Rather than advocating passive submission, Tol

What if the Gospels could be examined like a true-crime case? Join us as we explore this intriguing question with our guest, Jay Warner Wallace, a renowned homicide detective turned author. In this captivating episode, Wallace employs his detective skills to scrutinize historical evidence for Christianity. We promise you'll gain a fresh perspective on the reliability of the Gospel

What really defines our beliefs, and how do they wield power over our lives? Join us as we embark on an exploration that stretches beyond traditional religion, venturing into the realms of politics, self-perception, and global understanding. From the eerie manipulation of truth in Orwell's "1984" to the inspiring hope found in Anne Frank's diary, we unpack how stories from differen

Can baptizing an infant truly cleanse one of inherent sinfulness? Join us on a journey through the tumultuous history of baptism as we examine the heated debates and their real-life implications from the early Church to the Middle Ages. We explore the Council of Carthage's decisions in 418 AD, the diverse views of theologians such as Sedulius and Hilarius of Syracuse, and the perse