Are Conservative Christians secretly solipsists? In this episode, we dive into the philosophical idea of solipsism—the belief that only your own mind is real—and explore how it surprisingly parallels the way some evangelical Christians stereotype atheists and agnostics. From the “angry atheist” to the “wishy-washy agnostic,” these tropes can lead to a denial of other people’s lived experiences and moral agency.

We’ll break down where these stereotypes come from, why they’re harmful, and how they might reflect a deeper issue: an unwillingness to truly listen to others. Along the way, we’ll unpack Thomas Nagel, Descartes, God’s Not Dead, and a little self-aware humor.

If you’ve ever felt dismissed, misunderstood, or reduced to a cliché in a spiritual conversation—you’re not alone.

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What do ancient Egyptian lightbulbs, biblical UFOs, and secret antichrist plots have in common? They were all part of the wild conspiracy theories my guest heard growing up in church. In this episode, we dive into the strange and fascinating world where faith meets fringe history. From the Baghdad Battery to the Dendera Lights, we explore how some Christians interpret ancient technology and end-times prophecies in ways you definitely didn’t hear in Sunday school. Was it just harmless speculation, or is there something deeper going on? Tune in to find out!

Jonas has on a special guest to discuss growing up near the Creation Museum.