Polylithic

By: Trevor Stevens
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  • Summary

  • We can understand no culture from one point of view. We are functional and dysfunctional multi-part being. This podcast looks to intersect them: Faith, culture & environmental interaction. Let’s see what makes you a Polylithic being. From Many, One Is Made.
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Episodes
  • 103: Fame & Faith: How Do They Mix?

    103: Fame & Faith: How Do They Mix?
    Dec 11 2022

    Welcome back to the Polylithic Podcast! Today, Min Trev., Julian and Timofey talk about fame and how it benefits and challenges the faith walk of a believer armed with it. Can fame and faith co-exist? Lets talk about it.

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    54 mins
  • 102: Should We all Be Culturally the Same?

    102: Should We all Be Culturally the Same?
    May 18 2022

    Welcome back, living Stones! Min. Stevens & Julian Benn discuss the danger of monolithic behaviors in the community and world and why it's important to accept the fact that you're made of many parts.

    We are Polylithic. Made of Many & Yet One.

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    57 mins
  • 101: How Do We Survive a Yes From GOD(Yah)?

    101: How Do We Survive a Yes From GOD(Yah)?
    May 4 2022

    Welcome back Living Stones to the Polylithic Podcast! Today Julian Benn and I discuss the importance of understanding the meaning of Yah's yes and your alignment to it.

    You are Polylithic. Made of many and yet ONE.
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    47 mins

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