James Fox Higgins discusses some of the basics of the Flat Earth Theory with American proponent Grant Davis, and they find surprising common ground, especially in their shared Christian theology. A respectful dialectic between two vastly opposing cosmological worldviews.
While James was finding Jesus, Sven found crypto… We discuss the journey, the rollercoastering market value of Bitcoin and Shitcoins alike, and what the future may hold…
Some of you might be wondering what this book is that I’ve been going on about; the one I wrote. Who reads blurbs or amazon reviews anyway? Well, for the visually inclined, here’s a moody little teaser I just made for my debut novel, The Ghost of Emily, first book in The Ghosts of Men Trilogy.
James Fox Higgins offers a brief review of Andrew Klavan’s Memoir “The Great Good Thing: A Secular Jew Comes to Faith in Christ”
This book had a profound effect on James in his investigation of Christianity which culminated in his conversion to the faith. He also gives a little background as to Klavan’s sharing of James’s Facebook post repeatedly on his show, including a featured clip from The Rational Rise of the Andrew Klavan Show for the Daily Wire.
Check out James Fox Higgins’ (debut) novel “The Ghost of Emily” on Amazon: http://a.co/gBQUvAW
David Gornoski is an entrepreneur, marketer, and thought leader on mimetic theory. His syndicated essays appear in outlets like the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE.org), Townhall.com, Mises.org, AffluentInvestor.com, and The American Conservative magazine. A fellow of the Moving Picture Institute, his podcast interviews attract thousands to hear world-class leaders apply mimetic theory to everyday life.
James Fox Higgins is joined by Robert Rowe (aka General Han Solo) from Sentinel Apologetics to discuss the physics, mathematics, logic, and history that supports the existence of God as described in the Christian Holy Bible.
Following an attendance of Milo’s Gold Coast show on his revered and reviled Troll Academy tour of Australia, TrueDilTom joins James Fox Higgins to discuss what they thought of the show, and of Milo in general.