Apologia Podcast

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Guests:

• Kevin Harris, from the Reasonable Faith podcast
• Kip Lewis, from the Fellowship of Freethought Dallas
• Dr. Derek Penwell, from Douglass Boulevard Christian Church

How will the religious and nonreligious landscape change for the generation of kids being raised now by atheists and believers? What will happen to the concept of the family as American society becomes increasingly secularized? 

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Guests:

• Kevin Harris, from the Reasonable Faith podcast
• J. Daniel Sawyer, from the Polyschizmatic Reprobate's Hour podcast
• Dave Fletcher, from the Reasonable Doubts podcast
• Alix Jules, from the DFW Coalition of Reason 

Sam Harris' newest book, is "The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values." The Apologia discussion group got together to chat about the book, Harris' goals, his intended audience, and the potential implications of his moral project on religious believers and society at large.

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 Also check out Sam Harris' TED talk on the subject here.

Church Spotting will be a new project within the Apologia domain, in which I will attempt to explore my local religious landscape, providing a guideway through various belief systems from a layperson's perspective. As a religious outsider, it will be an ongoing interest of mine to determine where and how nonbelievers can intersect with this world, and what kinds of conversations are spawned when I meet believers on their own holy ground.

For the first visit, I went to The Village Church, a socially upbeat but theologically conservative congregation of historically Baptist affiliation, which nonetheless avoids much in the way of denominational affiliation, at least publicly. 

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