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Revelation - Bible Study Book with Video Access
Eternal King, Everlasting Kingdom
He described Revelation as a muchmaligned book, noting that it appears frequently throughout the New Testament.
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the much maligned book of revelation. It says that only about a thousand times. Yeah. In every book of the New Testament.
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He described Revelation as a muchmaligned book, noting that it appears frequently throughout the New Testament.
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the much maligned book of revelation. It says that only about a thousand times. Yeah. In every book of the New Testament.
Reflections on the Psalms
The speaker referenced the Psalms to support his point about the Christian faith's stance on violence, mentioning that the book depicts David's violence and subsequent repentance. This was used to argue against Christians celebrating violence.
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It's all over the Psalms, I was reading it yesterday. So we shouldn't be enthusiastic about killing people.
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The speaker referenced the Psalms to support his point about the Christian faith's stance on violence, mentioning that the book depicts David's violence and subsequent repentance. This was used to argue against Christians celebrating violence.
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It's all over the Psalms, I was reading it yesterday. So we shouldn't be enthusiastic about killing people.
1 Samuel
The Lives of Samuel and Saul (MacArthur Bible Studies)
The book was mentioned when discussing biblical commands concerning the Amalekites, highlighting a passage about complete destruction.
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He quoted, "1Samuel... 'kill the men, kill the women, kill the children, kill the infants,'" describing the biblical directive he felt was being invoked.
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The book was mentioned when discussing biblical commands concerning the Amalekites, highlighting a passage about complete destruction.
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He quoted, "1Samuel... 'kill the men, kill the women, kill the children, kill the infants,'" describing the biblical directive he felt was being invoked.
First and Second Samuel
Interpretation
He mentioned preaching through the entire book of Judges, then moving on to Ruth, First Samuel, and Second Samuel, emphasizing the richness of the Old Testament.
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I went through the entire book of judges and then, well, let's do Ruth. And then first Samuel and second Samuel.
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He mentioned preaching through the entire book of Judges, then moving on to Ruth, First Samuel, and Second Samuel, emphasizing the richness of the Old Testament.
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I went through the entire book of judges and then, well, let's do Ruth. And then first Samuel and second Samuel.
The Grapes of Wrath
The novel was cited as a vivid depiction of the hardships faced by farmers during the Great Depression, contrasting with dry economic textbooks.
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read The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck - it's better than the economics textbooks that say banks are just financial intermediaries.
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The novel was cited as a vivid depiction of the hardships faced by farmers during the Great Depression, contrasting with dry economic textbooks.
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read The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck - it's better than the economics textbooks that say banks are just financial intermediaries.
The Brothers Karamazov
A Novel in Four Parts With Epilogue
The novel was mentioned while discussing the Grand Inquisitor chapter as a literary parallel.
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the Grand Inquisitor by Ivan Karamazov, it's a paradox. Because in a way, the Grand Inquisitor is suggesting ... it's a paradox. Because in a way, the Grand Inquisitor is suggesting ...
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The novel was mentioned while discussing the Grand Inquisitor chapter as a literary parallel.
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the Grand Inquisitor by Ivan Karamazov, it's a paradox. Because in a way, the Grand Inquisitor is suggesting ... it's a paradox. Because in a way, the Grand Inquisitor is suggesting ...
The Godfather
The Godfather was mentioned in the context of a comparison between the strangulation method used in the book/movie and the ligature marks found on Jeffrey Epstein's neck during his autopsy. The speaker used this comparison to suggest that Epstein's death was not a suicide, but rather a murder.
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Or the electrical cord to his neck. Or the electrical cord or whatever was there, but it doesn't look like the fabric from a bed sheet. So if it seems clear just from the photographs of his autopsy th...
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The Godfather was mentioned in the context of a comparison between the strangulation method used in the book/movie and the ligature marks found on Jeffrey Epstein's neck during his autopsy. The speaker used this comparison to suggest that Epstein's death was not a suicide, but rather a murder.
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Or the electrical cord to his neck. Or the electrical cord or whatever was there, but it doesn't look like the fabric from a bed sheet. So if it seems clear just from the photographs of his autopsy that he was strangled with, say, a cord, wouldn't you test that cord for his DNA?
So the autopsy photographs show that the ligature mark on Jeff's neck is in the middle of his neck and goes straight back, as if someone put a rope around his neck and strangled him like Carlo in The Godfather in the car.
Fahrenheit 451
He was reading the novel Fahrenheit 451 while in jail.
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When you see how much he seems to love jail, he's reading Fahrenheit 451.
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He was reading the novel Fahrenheit 451 while in jail.
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When you see how much he seems to love jail, he's reading Fahrenheit 451.
The Civil War Trilogy Box Set
With American Homer
It was mentioned as a threevolume trilogy that the guest had not read.
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Have you ever read Shelby Foote's trilogy?
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It was mentioned as a threevolume trilogy that the guest had not read.
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Have you ever read Shelby Foote's trilogy?
A Problem From Hell
America and the Age of Genocide
The host noted that Samantha Power published the book in 2002, that it won the Pulitzer Prize, and that it examined how the world should prevent genocide.
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In 2002, she published a book on that exact question. The book was called A Problem From Hell. It won the Pulitzer Prize and all kinds of other prizes.
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The host noted that Samantha Power published the book in 2002, that it won the Pulitzer Prize, and that it examined how the world should prevent genocide.
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In 2002, she published a book on that exact question. The book was called A Problem From Hell. It won the Pulitzer Prize and all kinds of other prizes.
Smith Power became famous for writing a book on genocide, how we can never allow it again, and then she allowed it again.
Pagan America
The Decline of Christianity and the Dark Age to Come
It explores the questions raised by the decline of Christianity in the United States and argues that the only alternative is a resurgence of paganism, not in the sense of traditional pagan gods, but in a rejection of objective truth and a rise of moral subjectivity. Davidson connects this to modern movements like the trans movement and critical race theory.
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One thing we know about human civilizations is they're inherently religious even or maybe especially the ones that claim to be secular. Everybody worships something.
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It explores the questions raised by the decline of Christianity in the United States and argues that the only alternative is a resurgence of paganism, not in the sense of traditional pagan gods, but in a rejection of objective truth and a rise of moral subjectivity. Davidson connects this to modern movements like the trans movement and critical race theory.
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One thing we know about human civilizations is they're inherently religious even or maybe especially the ones that claim to be secular. Everybody worships something.
So as the United States becomes progressively and now aggressively less Christian, that doesn't mean that religion has disappeared.
In a word yes because in the end there is only one alternative to Christianity and that is paganism and we should be clear about our terms right?
What I mean is a return of the pagan ethos and the pagan ethos is and always has been a rejection of transcendent or objective truth right? Pagans were free to divinize and assign divine status to the here and now, to things, to natural phenomena even to people and we are returning to that as the world becomes re-enchanted from its sort of secular hiatus that we've been on for the past century or so.
So as Christianity recedes should it surprise us that abortion, euthanasia killing, war, human sacrifice has come to the center of our culture? Not at all.
The Wolf of Investing
My Insider's Playbook for Making a Fortune on Wall Street
It provides a straightforward strategy for building a world-class portfolio and securing one's financial future, emphasizing long-term investing over short-term speculation and highlighting the dangers of following expert advice on Wall Street.
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I kind of buried Kramer in the book. I guess I'm not going on CNBC anytime soon for any reason.
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It provides a straightforward strategy for building a world-class portfolio and securing one's financial future, emphasizing long-term investing over short-term speculation and highlighting the dangers of following expert advice on Wall Street.
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I kind of buried Kramer in the book. I guess I'm not going on CNBC anytime soon for any reason.
So the solution I put in this book, which is ironic of where I came from, because I committed fraud 30 years ago, right? So as you said, I've seen both sides, right? So the solution in the book is really very simple to build a world-class portfolio and secure your future
So I wrote about a hundred pages when I was in jail and then I ripped them up. I didn't think they were good enough. I got out of jail with no pages, but I had a skill now.
I wrote about 12 pages and I'm like, wow, I think those are really good. Like I thought they were pretty good. And I hate my own writing always. Right? It's like, when you're right, you're very lucky. I always hate what you write.
And then when the book was finished, about a year later went through seven edits because I overwrote it got from 1000 pages down to 500 pages.
Up From Slavery
The Original 1901 Edition (A Booker T. Washington Classics)
Dr. Carson mentioned reading this book as a child, and it impacted his view on self-sufficiency and the importance of personal responsibility for success. He was inspired by the stories of people who achieved great things despite difficult circumstances.
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And she wanted me to read Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington. Great book. The whole ideal of self-sufficiency.
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Dr. Carson mentioned reading this book as a child, and it impacted his view on self-sufficiency and the importance of personal responsibility for success. He was inspired by the stories of people who achieved great things despite difficult circumstances.
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And she wanted me to read Up From Slavery by Booker T. Washington. Great book. The whole ideal of self-sufficiency.
All Quiet on the Western Front (Signature Editions)
The novel was listed among early antiwar movies, illustrating the enduring impact of World WarI literature.
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Movies like The Big Parade, Wings, All Quiet on the Western Front.
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The novel was listed among early antiwar movies, illustrating the enduring impact of World WarI literature.
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Movies like The Big Parade, Wings, All Quiet on the Western Front.
The Creature from Jekyll Island
A Second Look at the Federal Reserve
He mentioned that reading the book revealed how banks create money out of thin air, challenging his previous assumptions about the monetary system.
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I read Creature from Jekyll Island. I was like, that can't be true. How money is made. And you find out banks make money out of thin air.
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He mentioned that reading the book revealed how banks create money out of thin air, challenging his previous assumptions about the monetary system.
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I read Creature from Jekyll Island. I was like, that can't be true. How money is made. And you find out banks make money out of thin air.
Confessions
He recalled that his college classes only covered Augustine's Confessions from the first millennium of Christianity.
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I know that when I went to college, the only thing that we talked about from that whole period was like Augustine's Confessions and maybe one other book or two.
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He recalled that his college classes only covered Augustine's Confessions from the first millennium of Christianity.
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I know that when I went to college, the only thing that we talked about from that whole period was like Augustine's Confessions and maybe one other book or two.
Collective Illusions
Conformity, Complicity, and the Science of Why We Make Bad Decisions
Mike Rowe mentioned this book by Todd Rose, describing its focus on collective illusions and how 80% of Twitter information is created by 10% of users, influencing widespread beliefs.
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He's become a friend of mine. In fact, I had him on my podcast not long ago. And they do really, really important research that has to do primarily with Collective Illusions. In fact,...
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Mike Rowe mentioned this book by Todd Rose, describing its focus on collective illusions and how 80% of Twitter information is created by 10% of users, influencing widespread beliefs.
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He's become a friend of mine. In fact, I had him on my podcast not long ago. And they do really, really important research that has to do primarily with Collective Illusions. In fact, he has a book called Collective Illusions.
All My Sons
Miller's first play was referenced as an example of dramatic work dealing with the consequences of war profiteering.
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There's an interesting play by Arthur Miller, his first play, All My Sons.
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Miller's first play was referenced as an example of dramatic work dealing with the consequences of war profiteering.
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There's an interesting play by Arthur Miller, his first play, All My Sons.
I See Myself
Musings and Memories of a Blessed Life
Bob's new bestselling book, Blessed, was referenced as a source to read about the topics discussed.
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Read about this and more in Bob's new bestselling book, Blessed.
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Bob's new bestselling book, Blessed, was referenced as a source to read about the topics discussed.
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Read about this and more in Bob's new bestselling book, Blessed.
The Prince
It was noted that the person likely read The Prince while at Harvard, suggesting it as a source of political insight.
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He was probably reading the law and reading The Prince.
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It was noted that the person likely read The Prince while at Harvard, suggesting it as a source of political insight.
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He was probably reading the law and reading The Prince.
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