Dennis & Julie: Are People Innately Good

Dennis & Julie: Are People Innately Good

Join Dennis and Julie as they discuss Dennis’ recent debate with an Orthodox Rabbi on whether people are innately good. You are a happier person if you do not believe that people innately good. There is a world of difference between the Left and the Right… the chasm grows daily. Lack of religion is fueling narcissism. It is easier to blame America than yourself. If the world can do well without God… it’s irrelevant if God exists. Moral chaos is inevitable without biblical values. Topics include: meeting fans; love at first sight; common sense vs what experts say; good intentions mean nothing; saying you believe in God tells you nothing about a person; transgenderism; overcharging terms cheapens their meaning; forgiveness requires atonement.

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