Author Showcase: Channing Cornwall
Channing Cornwall is a prolific independent writer. He has written over 10 novels and has a collection of short stories and a collection of poetry and more! Support independent artists!
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Channing Cornwall is a prolific independent writer. He has written over 10 novels and has a collection of short stories and a collection of poetry and more! Support independent artists!
Read MoreWould you rather do something because you think it has value or live with the harsh truth that what your doing is nonsense? Sometimes giving it up means losing that value you thought was there. If so, you would have to find value in other things and other activities. It might even be possible to engage in those activities for different reasons and retain the value that derives from them. If one gives up religion they give up a set a way of life and the consequences of that should not to be taken lightly.
Read MoreDuring the debate, there are many considerations about what god can and can not do. This contradicts the notion that god is “all-powerful”. If god wanted something to happen then what would stop them? The god that Ben explains seems to be very weak and very humanlike in that they are trying to convince others of something instead of just making it happen. Also, if god was against slavery but didn’t think that humans were ready for a big change then why did he go out of his way to give rules about how to treat slaves? Why not just leave the subject alone? Why negotiate with humans about something immoral when you can simply tell people to stop doing it “or else”?
Read MoreThe Acolyte takes place in the dystopian city of New Bethlehem, a city much like modern-day New York or Chicago except that the governing body is controlled by a religious totalitarian regime that has made any deviation from Christian ethics a criminal offense. In order to combat crimes against the faith, they have created an enforcement agency with authority above all others. Jonah Murtag is one of these agents and he is 'The Acolyte' we follow throughout this terrifying tale of tyranny, treachery, and intrigue.
Read MoreEpisode 164:
Topic: Incest, Jewish Jesus, Poopin, and more!
Recommendations:
Channing: Sex Education (Netflix)
Joe: Derry Girls (Netflix)
Read MoreEpisode 154:
Topics: Spirituality, ghosts, energy, consciousness, and more!
Recommendations:
Channing: Spiral: From the Book of Saw
Joe: News of the World by Paulette Jiles
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