Thought and its Freedom: Recent Episodes
John Seremani
Making use of the 2022 presidential election main characters, I attempt to make an analysis of the spirit of statecraft and its spiritual significance in whole scheme of things
Apologies, the final 10 minutes were corrupted somehow. I'll have to re-record them and post in the video version on youtube.
What is the state? Why do states exists? and why is this integral to the history and development of 'Empire'?
Theocentric and I spur on a host of topics surrounding the concept of Christian Anarchism: Communism, Hierarchy, Capitalism, Bible Order, and fundamentally Why God is God.
Started off thinking about the blog post I had written, finished off with an idea for a new talk series. In this episode I casually investigate an interesting point about individual human relation to power.
A brief 20 minute verbiage on some questions surrounding the Chief Kadhi's office and a revelation on the tactics being used on it.
A small rendition on true liberty and its centrality to the war that has defined earth's history
From John Locke to Aristotle to Christ to Shaffie Weru and back to Christ, Kas joins Effie and I in the middle to undo the Gordian knot that is freedom of speech
Kas and I teamed up to share thoughts on Covid. The disease, the response and the impact. Couldn't get to the vaccines though. [If interested in the prophetic series pamphlets mentioned in this podcast let me know.]
Kas was M.I.A So Effie and I had a spirited discussion on this very sensitive topic. How to discuss and deal with GBV. We also spar on the place of government in cultural issues.
Like everyone, I was shocked to discover the allegations against Ravi. In this final podcast for the year 2020 I give my few thoughts on the matter and what I think this let's us know the actual problem with humanity is.
I shared a conversation with an old friend, Japheth Rono, a scientist and an apologist to discuss Apologetics and what it takes to arrive at truth.
I sat down with my second guest Effie Atieno, a lawyer and friend, to discuss the nuances of constitutionalism, the place of women in professional careers and the Biblical origins of the idea of government.
Calvin Nyarang'o is a young Lawyer and a friend. We discuss the ins and outs of Kenya's constitution, where it probably lacks and what can be done to make it better.
Kenson Kipchumba is a trained medical doctor from the University of Nairobi and a thought provoking lay preacher. He shared his thoughts with me on why the struggle between good and evil is real, precedes human civilization and is behind every action & reaction in human history.
In this first section, I give in quick rendition, an interesting piece of history and what we can learn from it.
I discuss with Plan John Omwamba, a young Kenyan Urban Planner, about what can be done to fix the nation of Kenya.
Luke Amayo Mordecai is a young Kenyan medical student, thinker and lay preacher. We explore the realm of philosophy, history and science as we seek to uncover the true meaning of Benjamin Franklin's statement, Rebellion against Tyrants is Obedience to God.
In this segment, Boniface outlines his ideas to better the nation and i challenge him on which is the best way to arrive at a better Kenya.
Boniface is an author, researcher, engineer and a pioneering young mind in Kenya today. In this first segment Boniface elaborates his childhood and upbringing and the forces that shaped his thinking.