We are joined by Samuel Juliano who has a background in political science and philosophy to talk about theocratic governments, fundamentalism, proper Christian living, and the controversial Olympics opening ceremony.

We are joined by Joshua Parilla as the first official guest on the podcast to discuss topics such as salvation, grace vs. works, politics, and discernment.

Creator and host, Ricardo Stacey, walks us through his journey from being a skeptical child, to a spiritual agnostic, and now a reconnected Catholic.

Samuel Juliano and Ricardo Stacey talk about the history of their friendship and how they started going to church together. Also discussed is how sometimes even the things we enjoy the most can feel like a struggle or a chore, including our faith. Taken from Episode 3 of the podcast.

Samuel Juliano and Ricardo Stacey talk about repentance for the past self, wanting to make up for our shortcomings to God. Also discussed is the idea that we should not escape the world in order to save ourselves, but instead we must be present in order to change it for the better. Taken from Episode 3 of the podcast.

Samuel Juliano and Ricardo Stacey talk about different approaches to living out a life of faith. Perhaps there is more than one way of arriving at the truth? Also discussed is how one must combine faith and mundanity in order to eliminate the idea of secularity. Taken from Episode 3 of the podcast.

Samuel Juliano and Ricardo Stacey talk about the controversial opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics. Also discussed is the internal conflict brought about by hypocrisy and cognitive dissonance. Taken from Episode 3 of the podcast.

Joshua Parilla and Ricardo Stacey speak about the misconception that true love is a one-way action, requiring no expectations in return. God's form of giving us love is through his word and we must use this word to transform ourselves. Taken from Episode 2 of the podcast.