Four Words to Start a Rebellion
Are you exasperated that so many people seem to be sleepwalking as our country is being dragged back into the Dark Ages?
Are you facing persecution because of the color of your skin? Desire for bodily autonomy, gender identity, or sexual orientation? Or perhaps for a general nonconformance to a white, patriarchal Christian ethos?
Have you watched with growing alarm as our Constitution, rule of law, and individual liberties are methodically subverted and interpreted through the lens of medieval, tyrannical Christian dogma?
Do you consider yourself religious or spiritual, but are ashamed to be associated with the unhinged actions of others making that claim?
If so, the Four Words to Start a Rebellion podcast series is for you.
Buckle in. Because you are about to embark on a journey to confront the greatest weapon ever unleashed by man. That weapon is, religion.
You heard me right. We are going to take on organized religion and all those who weaponize it. And we're going to hold them accountable. Accountable, because faith is not fact.
Scientific rebellion is not a campaign against religious beliefs or believers. To the contrary, those who identify as religious or spiritual are as essential to this rebellion as those who see themselves as agnostic, atheist, or humanist. The tie that binds us together as rebels, is critical thinking.
Are you ready?
This is Peter Tchoryk. Welcome, to the rebellion.
Four Words to Start a Rebellion
Episode 1: Introduction
Four Words to Start a Rebellion is a multi-episode series available on the Scientific Rebel podcast and on the Scientific Rebel.com website.
Episode 1, Introduction. This episode introduces Scientific Rebellion, a movement rooted in scientific inquiry and committed to enshrining critical thinking in our practice of government and as the foundation for our nation’s next renaissance.
Scientific Rebellion is not a campaign against religious beliefs or believers. To the contrary, those who identify as religious or spiritual are as essential to this rebellion as those who see themselves as agnostic, atheist, or humanist.
Inclusive churches, in fact, should be leading the way. It is time for them to put their faith into action and take their place at the vanguard of this movement.
The tie that binds us together is critical thinking. And that is our strength. We will be on this journey together and there is joy in that. There is joy in the fight.
The next episode is, "The Case for Scientific Rebellion." We hope you join us.
This is Peter Tchoryk.
Welcome, to the rebellion!
