Truth Wanted

In today's episode of Truth Wanted, ObjectivelyDan and Chad Harris tackle Christian nationalism, police brutality, and the uncomfortable truths about racism and immigration.Big E in TN survived police brutality and shares his frustration that survivors receive less recognition than the families of victims. The hosts empathize deeply and offer resources. Why do we honor the dead more than those who lived through the trauma?John in FL insists Christian nationalism isn't ignorant and has been replaced by wokeness. He defends Nick Fuentes and public executions. The hosts dismantle his false dichotomies and racist talking points. What happens when someone mistakes cruelty for conviction?Zachary in England shares right-leaning views on immigration, describing immigrants as not advanced. The hosts discuss socioeconomic factors in crime and racism. Zachary thanks them for new perspectives. Can one conversation shift a worldview?Thank you for joining us this week! We will see you next time!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/truth-wanted--3195473/support.

In today's episode of Truth Wanted, ObjectivelyDan and Doubting Timmy explore Catholic traditions, moral frameworks, and near-death experiences with callers who challenge conventional religious thinking.Anne in CA shares her Catholic upbringing, attending CCD classes and being named after a saint. She recalls teachings about prayer and the afterlife. The hosts explore how childhood indoctrination shapes religious identity. What happens when these early teachings are examined critically as adults?Gohan in TX, a Catholic, clarifies Church teachings on saints and intercession before diving into absolute versus utilitarian morality. Using examples like lying and the Thanos snap, he defends absolute moral frameworks. The hosts challenge whether rigid moral rules account for real-world complexity. Can morality exist without considering consequences?Kelly in MN describes herself as a Christian heretic who disagrees with her pastor's interpretation of Job. She recounts a near-death experience from carbon monoxide poisoning and a vision of Jesus that strengthened her faith. The hosts probe the reliability of such experiences as evidence. How do we distinguish genuine revelation from brain chemistry?Thank you for tuning in this week! We will see you next time!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/truth-wanted--3195473/support.

In today's episode of Truth Wanted, ObjectivelyDan and Jim Barrows navigate belief, bodily autonomy, grief, and cosmological claims with callers from across the globe.Robert-CA calls to encourage Christians to be gentle in conversations but quickly pivots to abortion rights and bodily autonomy. The hosts challenge his position on forced pregnancy and the conversation derails into conspiracy theories about drag queens and trans people, leading to call termination. What happens when gentleness gives way to unfounded fear?Anne-CA shares her experience of feeling her deceased father's presence and wonders if it was supernatural. The hosts explain grief hallucinations as a natural psychological response to loss, not evidence of the paranormal. Anne reflects on the difference between mental illness and grief. How do we honor our loved ones without invoking the supernatural?John-(Canada) argues America isn't a Christian nation due to indigenous peoples' presence and emphasizes environmental issues over religious debates. The hosts agree secular government is essential and note how religious worldviews impact climate action. Can we prioritize the planet over theological disputes?Ex-Muslim-(Pakistan) asks how atheists answer the question of the universe's creation. The hosts explain the question assumes a creator, discuss Big Bang theory, and emphasize the burden of proof lies with those claiming a god exists. Why do we assume creation requires a creator?Thank you for joining us this week! We will see you next time!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/truth-wanted--3195473/support.