So, how ya gonna deal with them? Link to audio on Spotify It's The Wiliam Tell Show. I call myself William Tell; you can call me Bill. Thank you for welcoming me into your world; it feels so good to be welcome. But then, this episode asks how we deal with those who perhaps aren't welcome. Many people live by an us/them mentality. They divide humanity, which is something I'm unwilling to do. They think in terms of conservatives vs. liberals, Republicans vs. Democrats, and

We live NOW in the best of all possible worlds. Some things will never change, part 2 Related: 7. Mooring oneself in What Is Is-Ought Problem | Wikipedia Music: Gustav Holst, "Jupiter," from The Planets https://static.wixstatic.com/mp3/53bfe5_92da9340e9224ae4a3203fb5ee00d7db.mp3 Script: It's The William Tell Show. I call myself William Tell; you can call me Bill. Thank you for including me in your world. A lot of the 2016 Presidential election had to do with who was and wh

Lies cannot save the nation. Lies do not serve Jesus. Effective policy can only be based on facts, on What Is. This man has been pointing us away from What Is ever since 2015. 02/24/24 — Fact check: Trump delivers another lie-filled CPAC speech (yahoo.com) Some of these propositions have more merit than others. 02/17/24 — Fact check: Trump falsely claims Nikki Haley supported Obama over Republican opponent Romney | CNN Politics 02/08/24 — Fact check: Trump lies that Jan. 6

From last week’s post: Decades ago, I conceived The William Tell Show in response to the pain I heard on the airwaves in the world of talk radio. If we can cast aside all theories, opinions, beliefs, ideologies and value judgments, and attend instead merely to What Is, we may be able to begin from a state of agreement. What Is is indisputable. Until now, I’ve paid no attention to Trump’s tweets. It’s clear that I could spend all my time deconstructing them according to the g

← 1) Do for yourself ... Home 3) Get your hands dirty.→ John C. Dorhauer’s “An Open Letter to White Men in America” begins: Dear White Men, You are persons of privilege. You didn’t earn it. This distresses me far less today than it did when I first read it. Maybe I’ve become more comfortable with having things I don’t deserve. More likely, I’ve lost all interest in whether people have things they don’t deserve or deserve things they don’t have. I encourage you to lose all i

“Embracing what is,” a four-part series: • As seen on TV: The new, improved hubris • Belief: The unforgivable sin • Rationalism cannot save us. • Hell has an exit.

“Embracing what is,” a four-part series: • As seen on TV: The new, improved hubris • Belief: The unforgivable sin • Rationalism cannot save us. • Hell has an exit.

“Embracing what is,” a four-part series: • As seen on TV: The new, improved hubris • Belief: The unforgivable sin • Rationalism cannot save us. • Hell has an exit.

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