In this episode, Logos takes on a reflective attitude on a popular, now older, but still relevant song: Turtles All The Way Down. This song was composed by Sturgill Simpson and is very contemplative. But, we also feel that it is a good song to discuss and analyze. By doing so, we can abstract the good and critique the bad. We do not condone the actions of Sturgill in this song (particular usage of drugs),  but it does talk about Psychedelics, Love, God, the devil, and "reptile aliens".  So, we discuss these matters too. We enjoyed recording this episode a lot, we hope you enjoy listening to it!Check us out and support us on our website, YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, TikTok, Instagram, and/or Patreon! Website: logos-podcast.comYouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCqauK7TPfOwe80B-ckOeelQSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3PCPWBvNcAbptX17PzlC2x?si=KYvG1NLjRii1a7Rvj5NQsQApple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/logos/id1560191231Patreon: http://patreon.com/logospodcastInstagram: @logos.podTIkTok: @logospodcastSupport the show

In this episode, we discuss a big historical thing in the Church: The Inquisition. We discuss what the popular idea of it is, what it is, and what it is not. This discussion is necessary in a world where the vast majority of the Church's life is informed by people outside of it. Our guest, Dr. Eric Graff, brings in a qualified perspective to the subject matter. Dr. Graff has received several degree, one of which is a Doctorate from the University of Toronto, Canada. Dr. Graff is a medieval historian so Logos thought it fitting that we bring him on to discuss the inquisition as well as some of its famous association with Galileo. Guys, enjoy this episode. We did. God Bless and support us on any of our platforms! We are now on Patreon, consider giving and sharing our content. Support the show

In this episode, Logos seeks to draw you into conversation about the meaning of life. Is there meaning? If so, where is it found? If not, what does that mean? Another question: What happens when the modern sciences no longer answer the deep questions of man? The answer seems simple: follow the religious instinct which leads you to creation's Creator. After all, man is a religious being. Tune into this episode and listen to our conversation. We hope it draws you into closer union with Jesus Christ, the person who defines, guides, and loves all things. God Bless!

In this episode, we do something a little different. We discuss art. Sounds like a decent idea huh? Tune in to find out just how decent it is!

What is relativism? Does universal truth exist? Does saying things like "that's your truth but this it my truth" hold water?Is the claim "a man is a man" simply relative?

In Word on Fire's most recent episode, Bishop Barron brought on famous (or infamous) actor Shia LaBeouf to discuss his recent conversion to Catholicism and his soon to be released movie about Padre Pio, a famous saint of the Catholic Church. Logos takes the time to talk about some of the interview's "whoops and poops", positives and negatives. It is hard to be critical with someone coming into the Church, but it is always good to have a level head with these things. Anyways, enjoy our conversation about it. Thanks be to God for another man entering the communion with Our Lord through His Church. Let’s pray for Shia!

How do we read Sacred Scripture? Do we cut off our hands when we sin? What about God's "foot stool"? Is he an old man in need of a break? Tune into this episode for some new content. As always, God Bless!

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In this episode, we sit in on one of Max's most recent talks about Wonder as the Antidote to Nihilism. Both Wonder and Nihilism are robust concepts in themselves. Once put together, they make for an even more dense conversation. It is our hope you can follow, learn, and leave hopeful after hearing Max's musings. And remember, Our Lord promised us that He would provide purpose for Our Lives. United to Him, we cannot go down a meaningless path; In Him, we find our way.

On this episode, Sam gives us his predictions of the playoffs for this upcoming NCAA football season. Are they accurate? Will they stand the test of time? Is Alabama still the state with the best football? To the former two questions, we shall see. To the final question, there is no question. Alabama football is the best. Enjoy this episode and God Bless!