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And this is Ted.

I'm going to be solo today.

And we're all going to have a fireside chat.

We're going to just chill out and have some fun this morning and figure out exactly what we want to do and how we want to do it this morning and basically cover a bunch of stuff that I really don't

have time to cover on on a regular show in which we have a lot of news stories that are basically

circulating around.

But today I want to talk about two German philosophers, Gutfried Wilhelm Leibniz.

And he was born in 1646 and he died in 1716 and he was a mathematician, philosopher, scientist, diplomat.

He was the last universal genius he's called to do his knowledge of skills and different fields because after the revolution, as far as the industrial revolution started, we started have specialized labor and they'd have a lot of people that were out there that were true Renaissance men like Guadrudev,

William Leibniz.

He was also involved in the Lutheran Church, et cetera, and he was a great, great, great teacher.

Now, I don't necessarily agree with everything that he says, but we're going to talk about some of the stuff he talked about today.

And then we're also going to talk about Paul Tillick. Paul Johannes Tillick, who was born in 1886 in Germany.

It was a German-American Christian philosopher, religious socialist, and Lutheran theologian,

who was one of the most influential theologians of the 20th century.

He taught a German university for immigrating to the United States because he was being persecuted

by the Nazis, came over in 1933, where he taught of the Union Theological Seminary at Harvard University

and the University of Chicago. Absolutely brilliant man. And they talked about different

types of concepts that we're going to talk about right now as far as different dimensions,

different portals in space time, and different realms God and all of the above we're going to talk

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