This special presentation of a Socrates in the City continues, with Peter Thiel expressing thoughts on globalization, academia, communion, and “the worst of the cardinal sins.”
Peter Thiel, entrepreneur and investor, presents ideas from his best-selling book, “Zero to One,” in this event hosted by Socrates in the City back in January 2020.
Eric’s sermon at Calvary Chapel continues with examples of courage in the face of great evil as displayed by bold luminaries such as William Wilberforce and Dietrich Bonhoeffer.
Eric delivered the sermon at Calvary Chapel in Chino Hills, California, and answered the question, “What would Bonhoeffer do today?” emphasizing a key point: Courage is faith in a crisis.
Anthony Sadar is not only Albin’s identical twin brother, he’s the co-author of “Environmental Risk Communication” — and sharer of secrets from when the twins were growing up in Pittsburgh. (Encore Presentation)
Katy Faust created the advocacy organization “Them Before Us” to promote the welfare of minors and presents important research that gives children a voice in the debate over family structure. (Encore Presentation)
Eric continues his sermon at St. Michael’s Church and addresses questions about culture-changing faith, as well as highlighting stories from his new memoir, “Fish Out of Water.”
Eric gave the sermon at St. Michael’s Church in Charleston, South Carolina, and emphasized how Christians, past and present, who boldly lived out their faith made dramatic, positive changes to the culture.
Stephen Meyer takes the show to a whole new level with thoughts shared from his new best-seller, “Return of the God Hypothesis: Three Scientific Discoveries That Reveal the Mind Behind the Universe.”
Matt Sharp, senior counsel with Alliance Defending Freedom, outlines upcoming cases which the ADF will potentially become involved as the new administration lays out its plans for the country.
Katy Faust created the advocacy organization “Them Before Us” to promote the welfare of minors and presents important research that gives children a voice in the debate over family structure.
Anthony Sadar is not only Albin’s identical twin brother, he’s the co-author of “Environmental Risk Communication” — and sharer of secrets from when the twins were growing up in Pittsburgh.
