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The Freed Thinker Tyler Vela
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.4 • 69 Ratings
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The Intellectual Side of My Deconversion Part 2
In this episode I discuss some more of the reasons for my recent deconversion.
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The Intellectual Side of My Deconversion - Part 1
In this episode I move on from the biographical aspects of my recent deconversion to discuss the intellectual reasons for it.
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Deconversion Announcement
The rumors are true.
While I hope you will all stick around and keep having discussions, I know for some thing means they will think all past content is "tainted" and all future content is worthless. I hope that is not most of you. Let's keep walking on this journey to explore the truth together as we see it in our own ways. -
Lutherans and ”Is MeansIs”
In this episode I respond to the often stated "is means is" argument put forward by Lutherans to argue for the real (sic. bodily) presence of Jesus in the eucharist. Enjoy the show!
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Freewill - Folk Views, Intuition, and Properly Basic Beliefs
In this episode we discuss if Libertarian Incompatibilism really is the folk view, the view of common intuition or even, a properly basic belief.
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Libertarian Freewill Debate vs Dan Chapa
Part 2 of my debate with Dan Chapa on Libertarian Freedom which included my opening statement and cross examination.
Customer Reviews
Top Show!
I love this show. Tyler Vela is great and this podcast is a must listen. I listen to this show alongside The Dividing Line, RC Sproul and Apologia Radio! Always learn a ton.
Sola Gratia
I’ve been listening to and watching Tyler for quite some time now and want to say I’ve been edified greatly by his insight.
Great Podcast
I’ve been listening to Tyler Vela for some time now, he’s a very underrated apologist and sadly not so well known. He tends to tackle big schools of thought like philosophy and molinism which some Calvinist don’t really seem to understand it, he tends to articulate it well and explain the underlining problems of it. Tyler Vela somewhat reminds me of Greg Bahnsen and I know those are big shoes to fill but I see it when he debates.