Welcome. Michael Thacker is an emerging scholar whose work lies at the intersection of evolutionary psychology, depth psychology, and philosophical inquiry. His research examines the adaptive structures of human cognition and behavior, with particular emphasis on the evolutionary origins of consciousness, the archetypal processes of individuation, and the sociocultural forces shaping psychological well-being in the modern era. By integrating empirical research with theoretical frameworks, his work seeks to advance scholarly discourse on the nature of human development and the prospects of future adaptation.
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Courage When Facing The Enemy
First, continued prayers for Israel and all those that have been affected by the brutal attacks. The devastation is surreal. Second, let this be an awakening for the Christian church, especially the men within.…
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The Flood and Tyranny
I will be going live on both this Sunday, October 8th, at 5 pm central for the fourth lecture of the Examining The Christian Faith series. In this lecture, we will be examining pre-flood…
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Introduction To The Power of Ideas | Examining The Christian Faith
Join me this evening at 5 pm central on YouTube for the introductory lecture to the “Examining The Christian Faith” series, Introduction To The Power of Ideas. In this lecture, we will examine what…
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Did God Condone Rape In The Old Testament?
Did God condone rape in the Old Testament? Those opposed to the Bible and the belief therein are quick to point out Deuteronomy 22:28 where many believe that it suggests rape to be no…
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Examining The Christian Faith Lecture Series
I am excited to announce that I will be hosting a ten part lecture series starting next Sunday, September 17, live at 5 pm central time on both YouTube and Facebook. This series will…
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The Big Bang, The Big Crunch, and The Bible
What does science and the Bible have to save about the creation and death of the universe? Do they both align in their ideas? Both the Bible and science state that the universe had…
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What Is The Nature of Sin?
Is the act of sin strictly a transgression of the commandments of God? Or is it something more complex to be examined and valued? Sin in both Hebrew and Greek mean to deviate from…
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The Un-Dogmatization of The Christian Church
The dogmatic implications of Christianity beginning around 400 AD have set up a system of faith that is predicated upon increased stimulation, attendance, and oversimplification, among other things. This has dampened the overall influence…
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