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It’s February 14, 1779. I’m at Fort Cornwallis in Augusta, Georgia. I’m in the stockade visiting with the captured Yankee, Governor Heard. JG: “Governor Heard, are you being treated fairly …
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Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The existential worldview springboards off nihilism (the idea that life is meaningless) and holds that since life is purposeless, our only hope is to “create …
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It’s December 29, 1778. I’m with the patriot historian and playwright Mercy Otis Warren. JG: “Mercy, how did you get involved in writing for the patriot cause?” MOW: “Mr. Gillespie, …
Mercy Otis Warren – December 29, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Pluralism is the worldview which states that all beliefs are equally valid. In fact, pluralism goes so far as to insist there can be no …
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It’s December 2, 1778. I’m with Nabby and John Quincy Adams, the children of John Adams. John is away on American diplomatic business. JG: “Nabby and John Quincy, do you …
John Quincy and Nabby Adams – December 2, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Pluralism is the worldview that holds that all beliefs – religious or otherwise – are equally legitimate, and that there’s no one right way to …
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Welcome to Fast Facts with Reasons for Hope. I’m Carl Kerby, and we’ve come to our final day on the cuttlefish. A lot of you probably never heard about this …
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It’s November 17, 1778. I’m with Jewish-American banker Haym Salomon. JG: “Mr. Salomon, you have been beaten and imprisoned by the British, and you have just given the Continental Congress …
Haym Salomon – November 17, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Postmodernism is the dominant worldview in our secular culture, and there’s great danger in that. After all, if there’s no basis for right and wrong, …
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It’s July 12, 1778. I’m in Paris with 11-year-old John Quincy Adams. JG: “John Quincy, why are you here in France while America is fig,hting for independence from England?” JQA: …
John Quincy Adams – July 12, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Postmodernism is the worldview which claims that there’s no objective truth and that all claims of right and wrong are arbitrarily based on race, class, …
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It’s June 28, 1778. I’m at the Battle of Monmouth in New Jersey. The Continental Army is in a terrible fight. A cannoneer no more than 10 feet from me …
“Molly Pitcher” Hays – June 28, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. One of the major false worldviews in today’s culture is postmodernism. Postmodernism followed the modernism of the early twentieth century. Modernism rejected the Bible and …
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It’s June 28, 1778. I’m with teenage soldier, Joseph Martin, at the Battle of Monmouth. JG: “Joseph, why are you retreating? It looks like you could win if you attack.” …
Joseph Martin – June 28, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Agnosticism – the worldview that teaches that there may be a God but He’s unknowable – is, in reality, practical atheism, since agnostics live life …
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It’s April 30, 1778. I’m in General Washington’s headquarters, and we’re thanking God that the American army has survived five horrid winter months at Valley Forge. We hear a horse …
Marquis de Lafayette – April 30, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. Unlike atheism, which flat out denies God’s existence, the agnostic worldview claims there may be a God but insists He cannot be known. In other …
WORLDVIEW: Agnosticism (Part 1) Read More Welcome to Fast Facts with Reasons for Hope. I’m Carl Kerby, and we’re back on the cuttlefish. While you may not have much of a taste for the cuttlefish, chances …
Fast Facts: Cuttlefish – Part V Read More It’s February 18, 1778. I’m with 11-year-old John Quincy Adams, and we’re on the 24-gun frigate Boston headed for France. Three British frigates are chasing the Boston. JG: “John Quincy, …
John Quincy Adams – February 18, 1778 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The logical conclusion of the atheistic worldview is nihilism, the idea that if there’s no God, there’s no purpose or meaning to life. What a …
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