In this episode I am joined by Domanic Valdez.
We go on to discuss the book Domanic is writing on postmodernism, which is an idea that I was unfamiliar with before so he goes on to explain the idea to myself and the listeners. This topic leads us into a discussion of our views on god and life as a whole which soon turns into a debate as we have clashing views. We discuss the Christian faith, whether or not objective moral truth inherently exists, as well as how this objective truth would affect individuals and how they choose to live their lives.
Overall, Domanic and I do not agree on many of the things we discuss in the podcast which I believe made for a great discussion on religion, values, spirituality, and truth and if anything made me realize that I have so much more studying to do on these ideas and topics as my stance and beliefs are far from well developed.
I want to thank Domanic for being respectful and willing to come on and speak his truth and have this discussion with me. If you'd like to keep up with Domanic as he is writing a book and currently posting on Instagram,
you can find him here: @domanicvaldez
Thank you for taking the time to listen! Feel free to reach out to me if you'd like to collaborate in any way. Also, always open to feedback on how to improve the podcast.
@donthink.breathe on Instagram
Thank you!
In this episode I am joined by Domanic Valdez.
We go on to discuss the book Domanic is writing on postmodernism, which is an idea that I was unfamiliar with before so he goes on to explain the idea to myself and the listeners. This topic leads us into a discussion of our views on god and life as a whole which soon turns into a debate as we have clashing views. We discuss the Christian faith, whether or not objective moral truth inherently exists, as well as how this objective truth would affect individuals and how they choose to live their lives.
Overall, Domanic and I do not agree on many of the things we discuss in the podcast which I believe made for a great discussion on religion, values, spirituality, and truth and if anything made me realize that I have so much more studying to do on these ideas and topics as my stance and beliefs are far from well developed.
I want to thank Domanic for being respectful and willing to come on and speak his truth and have this discussion with me. If you'd like to keep up with Domanic as he is writing a book and currently posting on Instagram,
you can find him here: @domanicvaldez
Thank you for taking the time to listen! Feel free to reach out to me if you'd like to collaborate in any way. Also, always open to feedback on how to improve the podcast.
@donthink.breathe on Instagram
Thank you!