Podcast

Fire Theft Radio Interview: Cruel Logic-The Philosopher Killer – Brian Godawa

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I was on Fire Theft Radio for a great in depth interview. Here is what the podcast had to say about it:

Christian art like movies and books often suffer so much in quality because the focus is on the message and not the art itself.

How can a believer talk about moral relativism, or anything in the modern “woke” culture from a christian perspective and get the point across?

Author Brian Godawa tackles this and much more in his thrilling new novel “Cruel Logic”. Where a Serial Killer asks his victims before he kills them to give him a valid moral argument for him not to commit such a horrible crime against them.

We discuss on the show how moral relativism has destroyed western civilization and continue our conversation on the importance of being a defender of the faith.

Although the book is based on fictional characters, Brian makes sure he bridges the gap between christian themes and the art of a great story!

Chuck and Mav had a great conversation bringing up the modern state of decline of morality here in America.

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Are there spiritual portals linked to locations? Iron and Myth podcast discussion

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DO PLACES EXIST where the veil between this world and the next is thinner—namely, portals?

Dr. Judd Burton (www.BurtonBeyond.net), author of Interview With the Giant, Brian Godawa (www.Godawa.com), best-selling author of the new novel Cruel Logic, and Doug Van Dorn (www.douglasvandorn.com), author of Giants: Sons of the Gods, and join Derek Gilbert to discuss the concept of portals.

From Mount Hermon to the Tower of Babel to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, a belief in portals between the supernatural and human realms is ancient and widespread.

Do portals actually exist? Can our entertainment choices open us up to spiritual influences?

This would all be an intellectual exercise if Jesus hadn’t specifically chosen to declare his divinity at Caesarea Philippi, a location widely believed to be a portal in the ancient world.

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Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Kills. The Cruel Logic Interview of Brian Godawa

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I was on Midwest Christian Outreach to talk about my book Cruel Logic, as well as narrative apologetics.

Most of us, perhaps all of us, develop at least some of our worldview by a sort of intellectual osmosis.

It comes from the books, magazines, and news sources we read, television and movies we watch and the peer groups with whom we associate.

As we engage with these sources, we rarely consider the virtually unfiltered underlying worldview that is being taken into our mind.

There are new offerings from Christian authors conveying defense of the faith in novels that is a natural part of the story without resorting to what might be termed “Jesus smuggling.”

“Cruel Logic: The Philosopher Killer” is a Theological Thriller Novel that poses the question, “Could You Defend Your Beliefs if Your Life Depended on it?”

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The Morals of Murder: Brian Godawa EXPOSES FLAWED WOKE Thinking

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In a special segment, Chris interviews Brian Godawa about his new book, “Cruel Logic: The Philosopher Killer.”

This book, the first in the Theological Thriller Novel series, weaves a suspenseful tale delving into human nature, the problem of evil, and the existence of God.

Brian shares insights into his novel’s creation and its exploration of profound philosophical and theological themes.

Join us for an episode that navigates through the shadowy corridors of power and the gripping complexities of moral philosophy.

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The Ancient Way Interview: The Controversial Anti-woke Novel, Cruel Logic

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I was interviewed by James Hardin and Marleah Vidal on The Ancient Way podcast.

We talked about my new novel Cruel Logic and how it relates to today’s world of woke violence growing in our culture.

But we also discuss the pathetic weakness of modern Christianity in countering unbelief, and how it can fall prey to woke manipulation.

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What Would You Say to a Serial Killer to Justify Your Survival? Strange O’Clock Podcast Interview about Cruel Logic

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Join Strange O’Clock Podcast with Michael Basham and Jeralynn Peach, as they delve into the mind-bending world of ethics, morality, and the human psyche with world-renowned author and Hollywood scriptwriter, Brian Godawa.

In this gripping interview, they explore Godawa’s latest book, “Cruel Logic”, a pulse-pounding thriller where a serial killer challenges his victims to justify their right to live based on their philosophical ethics.

Brace yourself for a suspenseful and riveting journey from beginning to end, as they unravel the intricate web of the killer’s demands.

Get ready to question your own beliefs and delve into the dark depths of the human soul.

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Cruel Logic and the Antichrist Nature of Wokeness in Universities – Canary Cry Podcast

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While many end timers are looking for the individual that might fulfill the antichrist man of sin prophecies, it’s important to consider the antichrist spirit and its consistent presence since the fall of man.

In contemporary America, it was the return of marxism in the form of “woke” culture that drove the American political divide into something unrecognizable and irreconcilable moving into the 2020’s.

But behind the movement are very weak and brittle philosophical pillars that do not hold up to critical thought, analysis, and real world situations.

But how does one even begin to understand how that might be?

Award winning author Brian Godawa does it through storytelling.

In this new “theological thriller,” Brian Godawa presents CRUEL LOGIC: The Philosopher Killer!

Could you defend your beliefs if your life depended on it? You’ll find out how the characters of Cruel Logic do when they face this very situation.

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