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Going further on what we learn from young children, dogs, and Adam and Eve when they were in the garden.… Read more 49: More Dogs, Children, and Adam & Eve
49: More Dogs, Children, and Adam & Eve
Tag: psychology
48: Dogs, Children, and Adam & Eve
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Rather than take all the known principles of psychology and try to organize them from there, let’s start from zero,… Read more 48: Dogs, Children, and Adam & Eve
47: Principles of Psychology
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This is my most comprehensive discussion about principles of psychology – what they are, how self-deception is just one of… Read more 47: Principles of Psychology
46: Self-Deception is a Great Tool
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In this episode I talk about a few things: 1. Clarified from previous video that psychology is in the dark… Read more 46: Self-Deception is a Great Tool
45: Re-overview of Self-Deception
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This episode is a kind of overview of the podcast, as it’s been a couple of years since I was… Read more 45: Re-overview of Self-Deception
41: Dogs and Stress
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Abstract: Dogs, who are not accountable before God and do not have the capability to make choices regarding good and… Read more 41: Dogs and Stress
38: Filling In the Gaps and Faith
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Monday, February 21, 2022 There’s still a huge gap. I understand depression involves a lie, and anxiety. I understand a… Read more 38: Filling In the Gaps and Faith
37: The Source of Principles of Psychology
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Where do we look for the true principles of psychology? Why not the scriptures? The concepts there are actually true,… Read more 37: The Source of Principles of Psychology
33: Pride and Maladaptive Behavior
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(Full Notes) Tuesday, November 17, 2020 Sometime talk about Freud’s subconscious and self-deception. Saturday, November 21, 2020 Without looking up… Read more 33: Pride and Maladaptive Behavior
31: Which Comes First – the Act or Its Excuse?
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You know how with that question the answer is something like “neither” or “both” – in any case it’s not… Read more 31: Which Comes First – the Act or Its Excuse?