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Talk Heathen

Talk Heathen

著者： Atheist Community of Austin
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 Talk Heathen is a weekly call-in television show in Austin, Texas geared toward long-form and on-going dialogue with theists & atheists about religion, theism, & secularism. Call 1-512-991-9242 every Sunday from 1-2pm CDT. Talk Heathen is produced by the Atheist Community of Austin.

The Atheist Community of Austin is organized as a nonprofit educational corporation to develop & support the atheist community, to provide opportunities for socializing & friendship, to promote secular viewpoints, to encourage positive atheist culture, to defend the first amendment principle of government-religion separation, to oppose discrimination against atheists & to work with other organizations in pursuit of common goals.

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  • Talk Heathen 10.45 with ObjectivelyDan and Jamie the Blind Limey

    Talk Heathen 10.45 with ObjectivelyDan and Jamie the Blind Limey
    2026/11/09
    In today's episode of Talk Heathen, ObjectivelyDan and Jamie The Blind Limey dig into the golden rule's pre-Christian roots, a push for a platinum rule, first causes, and spirits who forgot they built the universe!
    Returning caller Bob in NY asks what's so bad about everyone believing in Jesus, then slides into first-cause arguments. How do you test an unfalsifiable god? And why didn't Jesus tell the centurion to free his slave?
    Georgi in Bulgaria claims we are eternal spirits who designed the universe and forgot, citing E=mc² and relativity. Where's the evidence? And how do you escape solipsism once you've landed in Bugs Bunny World?
    Kelley Laughlin joins to recap both calls, point Bob toward indefinite causal order, and send out love rings. Thank you for joining us this week! We will see you next time!

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  • Talk Heathen 10.44 with Doctor Ben and Steve Ghikadis

    Talk Heathen 10.44 with Doctor Ben and Steve Ghikadis
    2026/11/02
    In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Doctor Ben and first-time co-host Steve Ghikadis, with Jamie The Blind Limey lurking in a shark costume, ask whether secular humanism offers a better moral foundation than religion!
    Bob in NY, a Catholic, says the world would be better if everyone followed Jesus' example. But which Jesus: the Trinity member behind Old Testament atrocities? How does original sin square with starving children?
    Dustin in GA, an open-minded theist, asks what secular humanism is and where morality comes from without God. How can morality be objective if it comes from a mind? Where will his notes lead him next?
    Thank you for joining us this week! We will see you next time!

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    1 時間 25 分
  • Talk Heathen 10.43 with Scott Dickie and ObjectivelyDan

    Talk Heathen 10.43 with Scott Dickie and ObjectivelyDan
    2026/10/26
    In today's episode of Talk Heathen, Scott Dickie, ObjectivelyDan, and Jamie The Blind Limey tackle the thorny question of objective versus subjective morality, divine command theory, and whether free will is just a convenient excuse for God's inaction.

    Donald in LA argues that while most moral systems are subjective, we should still pursue objective morality. He proposes it would need eternal consequences and be tied to consciousness, though he admits he can't actually define what it is. If you can't define objective morality, how do you know you're pursuing it? What does eternal consequence have to do with whether something is objectively right or wrong? The hosts explore whether chasing an undefined standard makes any sense at all.

    Craig on TikTok defends objective morality grounded in God and inalienable rights, claiming subjective morality leads to might makes right. He argues objective standards protect against tyranny and provide a basis for correcting societal wrongs. But if God's morality is objective, why does it change so much across denominations and throughout history? Does invoking God actually solve the problem, or just move it one step back? The conversation digs into whether divine command theory offers the clarity Craig thinks it does.

    James in OH discusses how theists excuse God for bad things by invoking free will. The hosts explore whether the Bible actually supports free will, examine the trolley problem, and debate whether the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the one. If God values free will so much, why does he intervene sometimes but not others? Does free will really justify divine inaction in the face of suffering?

    Thank you for joining us this week! We will see you next time!

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    1 時間 29 分
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