Religion
Does Life Have Meaning? Dr. Craig Hefner joins Becoming Outlaws to discuss this topic in light of his latest book, ’Kierkegaard and the Changelessness of God: A Defense of Classical Immutability.’ Craig A. Hefner (PhD, Wheaton College Graduate School) is […]
Amy Scobee, author of “Scientology – Abuse at the Top,” worked at the highest echelons of the Scientology organization and managed the Celebrity Centre network. After 27 years, she finally broke free in 2005 and has been exposing Scientology’s rampant […]
Despite appearing to be a gentle, humble, and peaceful religious group, there are underlying issues within the Amish community. Eli Yoder, a former Amish member turned truck-driving preacher, delves into the realities of Amish life, their belief system, and instances of abuse. The discussion also covers misleading doctrines in various cults and religions, while exploring the true essence of biblical Christianity. Be advised that some of the content may be shocking and unsettling.
Frankie Ballard is bringing a new message and it’s more than Sunshine and Whiskey.
He blazed onto the Country Music scene with 3 consecutive #1 hits, ‘Helluva Life’, ‘Sunshine and Whiskey’, and ‘Young and Crazy’.
His El Rio album was released to critical acclaim and Rolling Stone named it one of the best in Country Music.
Historian and host of the History Channels, ‘Secrets of the Occult,’ Dr. Richard B. Spence visits Becoming Outlaws. Topics discussed are UFOs and their connection with the occult, Santa Claus, and Aleister Crowley. A self-proclaimed Agnostic, Dr. Spence shares his personal views and experience(s) on occultism, while Ken reflects the Christian perspective.
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