Thinking Unchained Podcast
"Care about what other people think and you will always be their prisoner." - Lao Tzu
Let's unchain our thinking. Unchain it from religions, cultures, traditions, outdated belief systems...from our parents' old ideologies.
“To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
Step into the intricately woven world of "Thinking Unchained," the podcast that unchains your thinking. Join me on a profound journey through the diverse lenses of science, religion, philosophy, psychology, and personal life experiences. Each episode delves into the multifaceted nature of human existence, exploring how these perspectives intersect, clash, and ultimately enrich our understanding of life.
Hosted by Unchained Thinker, a passionate seeker of knowledge. Although, I call myself that name, I am aware I have just begun my journey to unchaining my thinking. As I walk toward the horizon of wisdom, my horizon expands ever more. As I reach one of my Ithakas, Another Ithaka appears in my view. Whether you're a knowledge enthusiast, curious about the unknown, a philosopher pondering the big questions, a believer seeking the heterogeneity of spiritual truths, or someone navigating the complexities of the human mind, this podcast offers something for everyone.
Thinking Unchained Podcast
#10 - Millionaire Televangelists Are the New Pharisees and Sadducees.
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In this episode, I explore Jeremiah 23 and Ezekiel 34—two powerful chapters where God expresses his wrath against corrupt prophets and leaders who misguide the people. Though these scriptures were written in ancient times, their message still resonates today, especially when examining the modern phenomenon of televangelists who exploit faith for personal gain.
I read two passages that give prophetic warnings and challenge people to rethink the way faith is manipulated in our time.
Tune in for a listen of two passages that confront the uncomfortable truths about leadership, accountability, and what it truly means to shepherd the faithful.