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Regardless of our race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, or citizenship, ours is to live in a manner that prevents humanity’s social destruction and the human-caused ecological devastation of this planet we share.
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Consumed by the fear of losing control of what they no longer control. And their longing for a time in an idyllic past that never was, right-wing conservative Republicans would rather destroy America than share it with all its citizens.
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No matter the religion we practice, our philosophy, or our concept of God, the state of the world within our shared reality is the same for us all.
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“We’ve got the power to shape our lives. No magic wands or wishing on
stars. We’ve got to get up and put in the work!” -
The Hosts examine what is real and how we can be sure.
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The Divine Law. An action-based philosophy
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An explanation of God's Divine Essence
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All excerpts mentioned in the podcast can be found at www.beyondtherituals.com/avatartalks
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Adam discusses how vital sharing is to humanity's survival.
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Our responsibility is not only for ourselves but also for other people and our planet.
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Adam reviews Oath and Honor by Liz Cheney
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Adam contrasts our words with our actions.
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Adam explains that the Philosophy of the Divine Law addresses many of the existential challenges faced by our generation.
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Adam asserts that though many believe everything is according to their god's plan, a god or gods are not required for things to be as they are.
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Adam reminds us that Homo sapiens are not Earth’s rulers, but one of its caretakers.
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Adam discusses the role of our personas.
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Adam discusses the effect the alliance of conservative and fringe GOP politicians, Christian evangelicalism, Christian nationalism, and Dominionism has had on America's republic.
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Adam reminds us that our presence, time, and influence in this reality is temporary.
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Adam questions our need for the world's religions.
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Adam explains that as God exists, God is unknowable and without explanation.
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