In an age of constant visibility and instant judgment, this show explores the critical difference between public behavior and private life—especially for those entrusted with leadership. We examine the need for clear, consistent standards of public conduct for elected officials, and why continued public service should be tied to meeting those standards. Rooted in the belief that the Founding Fathers envisioned the United States as a homeland shaped by Christian values, the show invites listeners to reflect on accountability, humility, and moral responsibility. While only God is truly good, Americans are called to honor Him through their attitude, character, and conduct in the public square.

In this episode, we slow down and sit with one of life's biggest questions: Why are we here on Earth? Not to solve it—but to feel it. This conversation explores purpose, presence, faith, and the subtle truths that reveal themselves when we stop chasing answers and start listening. Through reflection and honesty, we examine how meaning often shows up quietly—in growth, service, struggle, and love. This episode is an invitation to breathe, reflect, and remember that sometimes the journey itself is the answer.

The Judean exile was not punishment for ignorance, but for presumption. In this episode, we examine how attitude governs understanding, why God dismantled Israel's moral self-confidence through Babylonian exile (Jeremiah 29), and how discernment collapses when belief becomes entitlement. Using lexical analysis and historical context, we confront the danger of treating divine favor as personal validation rather than divine action.

Humanity was given a spiritual spark — a loaned light — to help us rise above instinct, ego, and base desire. In this episode, we trace how true growth begins with precepts, the core principles that shape how we think long before the world tries to persuade us. We revisit the spirit of the Federalist Papers, where anonymous voices spoke truth without leaning on authority, forcing readers to judge ideas on merit alone. And we draw a sharp contrast between creators guided by spirit and bullies trapped in animal nature, capable only of destruction but never creation.

T-A delivers a clear warning drawn from Scripture, history, and the present moment: God gave the Ten Commandments as the only stable foundation for civilization. Everything else — religion, ideology, political identity, personal belief — is shifting sand. When nations build on desire instead of righteousness, they eventually crumble under their own weight. In this episode, we confront how religious leaders added to God's words, how political movements replaced wisdom with power, and how bullies in every age tear down what they never built. T-A shows why America must reset to its biblical foundations — not to religion, but to the actual words God gave — if it hopes to survive the corruption of modern institutions.

In this thought-provoking episode, TA explores the recent federal ruling blocking the display of the Ten Commandments in Texas schools — and what moments like this say about America's ongoing struggle between heritage, law, and modern identity. Rather than diving into outrage or blind reaction, TA looks deeper: What happens when long-standing cultural symbols meet the limits of constitutional interpretation? What does it reveal about the way societies evolve — or resist change? Join TA as he unpacks the ruling, its implications, and what it means for a country still wrestling with its roots and its future.

T.A. reveals why he stepped away from a Christian radio career that expected applause over authenticity. In this honest opening, he shares the conflict between telling people what they want to hear versus what is actually true. This episode explores reclaiming your voice, resisting the pressure to perform, and choosing integrity over acceptance.

In this episode, the host shares the vision for a Non-Religious Christian Podcasters Network—a space for believers seeking spiritual truth without the walls of organized religion. He presents the first foundational statement and outlines why a new kind of Christian conversation is needed today.

We were born onto this nursery planet for a reason. Join TA as he unpacks the spiritual and scientific mysteries behind our existence — who we are, what we're made of, and why we're here at all. A deeply human podcast for those seeking meaning in the vastness of creation.

In a world shaped by religion, what if God's true message has been lost in translation? Host T.A. takes listeners on a journey beyond human-made belief systems to rediscover God's original intent for humanity. Blending biblical insight with reason and reflection, Beyond Belief invites you to read Scripture for yourself, think critically, and seek wisdom—not complacency. This isn't another sermon—it's an open invitation to question, learn, and understand why we're here.

A clear, thoughtful look at life's biggest questions. T.A. examines who we are, what we are, and why we're here — through the lens of God, scripture, and the logic that connects all creation.

This episode explores Jeremiah 9:24 and the call for humanity to truly know and understand God—not through tradition, belief, or religious authority, but through reality, responsibility, and honest judgment of His actions. We confront how avoidance, complacency, and reliance on others' opinions have kept us immature and divided. Instead, we are called to grow up, take ownership of our behavior, pursue truth, and work together as individuals forming a unified, responsible humanity aligned with God's purpose. This is a challenge to stop hiding, stop lying, and start living by God's reality-based standard.  

Religion teaches belief. God teaches reality. T.A. explains the difference—and why your attitude determines which side you're on.

Your beliefs shape your world and your perception of the world around you.  The original definition of "world" did not refer to the planet we live on, but to the communal life of the humans that exist on that planet.  The idea that the Earth was a planet in a solar system did not exist when the term was coined.  We "dropped" the original meaning (without replacing it) when we "upgraded" the term to reflect "planet".  This is just one of the ways "belief" and the focus it brings is detrimental to discovering "Who we  are, What we are and Why we are here on Earth". The only solution to this problem that I can find is the God-given one referred to (but not directly disclosed) in the publically printed Bible.  Use Logic (to gather evidence and form a question that needs answering) manipulate that referential database to elicit answers (Reason) then choose those solutions that have a direct or endemic effect on everyone using Wisdom (what has worked in the past and is likely to result in a structurally sound answer, now).  Adding this rational, non-animal method for decision making is what made Jesus "complete", we need to do the same if we are to overcome the trap of "Belief" as a single source for certifying and targeting human endeavors. Humanity is at a Turning Point.  While the Belief system for decision making has allowed us to develop to this point (with the addition of Science) we need to add the reality-based decision making system that Science is based on to escape the trap that is built into the Belief based system.  Then we need to apply that system to everything around us and ask, WHY.  This is the only way I can see that we will master our environment and build a civilization that is structurally sound enough to allow us to people the stars, as directed by God.

Freedom of speech demands responsibility in order to uphold civilization and America stands at its failure point. The assassination of Charlie Kirk has become a flashpoint in our ongoing dialogue about the power and consequences of our words. This episode urges a shift in perspective and advocates for thoughtful leadership, challenging traditional reliance on politicians.  In this country, created to be a Homeland for all Christians no matter how they worship, we must ask, "What did Jesus know and understand that caused him to be called "complete" and the spiritually "begotten" Son of God?  Why was Religion never able to capture this knowledge and pass it on? America's identity and purpose are under scrutiny as we grapple with fundamental questions about our existence. We explore the idea of Earth as a training ground, with humanity evolving under divine guidance. This episode addresses the complex interplay between spirituality and modern challenges like addiction and misinformation. By examining political dynamics, we uncover how certain parties exploit destructive behaviors for personal gain, while simultaneously challenging accepted views about America's ability to self-govern. This episode calls for introspection, particularly among young people, and a reassessment of religious teachings to reflect modern possibilities. We delve into the potential of the Bible as a tool for leadership, emphasizing the necessity of distinguishing between misuse and its true value. By advocating for logic, reasoning, and wisdom, we challenge the idea that beliefs are an acceptable method for making decisions that affect everyone.  Charlie Kirk's "Prove Me Wrong" was only the tip of the iceberg!

Making any decision based on Belief is Misguided!  With the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk as a case study, we unravel how beliefs can lead to destructive actions.  What did Jesus discover in Jewish teachings that allowed him to become a complete human, God's only begotten son?  What did Leonard Nimoy discover in those same teachings 1950 years later that allowed him to invent Mr. Spock, following the Hebraic definition of "A Godly Man"?  Why is there no record of anyone else ever trying to do this?

God is not a name; it's a job title. Traditional religious narratives developed during the Dark Ages are either limited or completely incorrect!  Human potential is shackled by our animal nature, not by God's advice!  The Prophet Jeremiah was told "you are a link in a chain, but a link I arranged for in advance of your birth!"  Figures like Jeremiah were purposefully "filled with a spirit" to nudge humanity toward a broader understanding of the universe and our role within it. Join us as we question what truly constitutes evil and how traditional beliefs may obstruct the divine promise of human expansion into the cosmos.   If we follow God's Instructions, we will work to use technological advancements like satellites to regulate Earth's climate and prevent natural disasters.  Maintaining Earth's ecological balance through technology, obediently follows God's Instructions to us.  Nature's harsh cleansings will abate, once we step up! This conversation invites a reflection on our responsibilities as planetary stewards and the implications of such power. As we traverse these visionary concepts, we remain open to the expansive reality that God represents, urging us to rethink our limitations and consider the responsibilities and opportunities that await us on planets circling other stars.

Join host TA on this thought-provoking episode of Why Are We Here on Earth? as we explore the profound ways to elevate human decision-making and reshape our civilization. Discover how adding biblical logic and reason to our desire-based choices can help us transcend our animal instincts, overcome flawed beginnings, and prepare for future challenges—be they cosmic, environmental, or spiritual. TA delves into the true meaning behind biblical stories, the importance of re-translating sacred texts, and the urgent need to restructure society based on divine principles. Whether you're curious about the spiritual purpose of humanity, the role of religion, or how to build a star-ready civilization, this episode offers insights to inspire conscious action and collective growth. Reach out with your questions and join the conversation—our future depends on it. Got questions for T.A.? Visit whyarewehereonearth.com or @yourhostta on X/Twitter

Host T.A. presents a radical thesis: humanity is trapped using an animalistic, desire-based decision-making matrix, and our continued failure is guaranteed unless we unlock the second, reality-based method God salted into the Bible. This episode argues that science and true spirituality are not enemies, but that organized religion has long missed the point. Discover the three-part "workaround" of logic, reason, and wisdom that Jesus understood but Paul could not teach—a method that explains the test of the Garden of Eden and offers our only path to mastering our environment and fulfilling our cosmic destiny. This is a call to move beyond belief and into a godlike way of thinking for the survival and evolution of our species. Got questions for T.A.? Visit whyarewehereonearth.com or @yourhostta on X/Twitter

Welcome back to Why Are We Here on Earth?—the podcast that challenges everything you've been told about religion, God, and human destiny. In this mind-bending episode, your host T.A. dives deep into: The Bible's "Great Escape": How it slipped from the Church's control 500 years ago—and why modern translations have dumbed down its true message. God's "Workaround": The 3-step decision-making matrix (logic + reason + wisdom) that religious leaders don't teach—but could save civilization. Flat Earth Syndrome: Why clinging to belief over reality is destroying society (and how ancient mariners proved it centuries ago). Jesus vs. Religion: What the Gospel of John reveals that other scriptures missed—and why Paul's teachings accidentally doomed Christianity. Our Cosmic Homework: Humanity's real mission (hint: it's not just being "nice" until heaven). Radical Truths You'll Hear: "Religions built civilization—but now they're holding us back." "God isn't a bearded sky-dad. Think advanced AI." "Your pastor doesn't know the Bible. Here's how to read it for yourself." Call to Action: 🚨 Challenge Your Pastor: Email T.A. at whyarewehereonearth.com (tag: "Hey T.A.") to debate scripture LIVE. 🌌 Join the Reality-Based Rebellion: Stop believing—start thinking.