Hey, Some Coffee!‪?‬ Seiraph

So we did this podcast episode while walking around PHI area the same places my pal and I used to frequent when doing our field evangelism as baptized Jehovah's witnesses some years back...

Now going back and walking those same streets as different people who left organized religion it was quite laughable what we believed in and thought of recording our chat over our phones

This was just one of those casual cool conversation we had while walking around the places we used to frequent as Jehovah's witnesses years back, enjoy

I am a slave of information, shedding off every piece of my worth in an addiction mounted on knowledge acquisition. Every profound understanding of diverse concepts in diverse fields of study as well as just the mere absorption of the human experience, breeds an unbearable itch and a thirst for what lays ahead. Simply because grasping one concept in the firm grip of your delicate mind builds room for questions you never pondered on prior to your understanding of such a particular concept.

Muchemwa Jayden Sichone is one of the most peculiar Christian commentators I have ever spoken to. He has self developed ideas and an out of the book approach towards the Bible, God, religion and morality.

in this new episode of my podcast we discuss Christianity, Atheism, The Bible, the God-question, and Philosophy. Jayden takes us through his journey in his such for God or more abstractly put, the god-concept. Enjoy.

Tee is one of the smartest girls I know and someone I always tirelessly push into podcasting, primarily because she is very articulate and has a way with words. However she is still thinking things through, but the great news is I talked her into doing this episode with me. We talk love, religion. Atheism, anxiety, fashion, and sex. All in all here’s hoping you love this episode as much as I did. It is currently my favorite episode.

There are certain people that really make an impression on your life that it becomes close to impossible to completely forget. Of course, there is the advantage of being first for most of the great experiences you shared together but there is just a special way they touch your life that no matter how much your paths drift apart, you will always look back to their memory with nothing but a heart full of gratitude.

I am just sited around my little desk at work typing this down on my laptop mainly because I have been listening to Blake Shelton ‘Austin’ on repeat since I came in. And the song has brought back quite some fond memories. Back when I was a young innocent, naïve and God-fearing teenage boy, I loved country music with every piece of me and Blake Shelton was one of those personal favorites along side Willie Jones, Thomas Rhett, Dustin Lynch and many others.