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#14. Can We Be Good Without God?

In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia addresses this question: "Can we be good without God?" She explores various philosophical perspectives and moral frameworks to understand how subjective morality shapes our world, and whether Christianity offers a unique foundation for understanding goodness and ethical behavior.
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#13. If God Knows My Eternal Destination, Why Does it Matter How I Live My Life?

"If God knows whether I'm going to Heaven or Hell, why does it matter what I do?"
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia argues that although God has complete knowledge of our eternal location, our actions do have a significant impact, both on our lives and on the lives of others--even if it seems otherwise. Tune in to hear more!
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#12. Who Created God?

In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia answers this question: Who created God? This episode explores God's eternal nature, an idea that challenges our understanding of existence as everything around us has a beginning and an end. Alycia examines the Cosmological Argument and discusses how the notion of an eternal, uncreated God fits into the Christian worldview.  
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#11. Why Don't Christians Care About the Environment? (Part Two)

In this episode of the Hey Alyica podcast, Alycia and Emily are joined by special guest, Nathan Riitenhouse! Together, they explore the fascinating relationship between Christianity and environmental stewardship. Despite common misconceptions, the conversation reveals how Christian theology deeply aligns with caring for the natural world. Drawing insights from historical figures, philosophical perspectives, and modern societal challenges, their discussion highlights the profound connection between spiritual beliefs, ethical living, and our obligation to the planet, bringing clarity to often misunderstood topics within Christianity.
 
Follow Nathan's work here: https://toltogether.com/
And tune in to his podcast, "Thinking Out Loud" (available on YouTube and all other podcasting platforms!)
"Contemplations" by Anne Bradstreet: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/43699/contemplations
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#10. Why Don't Christians Care About the Environment? (Part One)

In this episode of the “Hey Alycia” podcast, Alycia explores an intriguing question: “Why don't Christians care about the environment?” Her answer not only highlights the historical reasons behind environmental stewardship from a Christian perspective, but emphasizes the profound relationship between humanity and nature. This topic resonates beyond the political aisle, and encourages all listeners to reflect on their responsibility towards the beautiful world in which they live.
Read about the Finland mental Health study here: https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-728767
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#9. Is God Evil for Sending His Son to Die?

In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Alycia answers this question: "Is God evil for sending His own son to die?" Not only does she explore the distinction between sacrifice and infanticide, but she offers a deep, Biblical analysis on how Jesus' choice to lay down His life is a testament of love, power, and redemption. This episode offers clarity on why Christians view Jesus' selfless act as foundational to their faith, and highlights the transformative power of His death and resurrection.
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#8. AI Jesus: Helpful or Harmful?

In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Alycia answers an intriguing question, submitted from Dwayne (NY), about the rise of AI applications like “AI Jesus.” This episode examines how Christians should approach the developing technologies that simulate religious figures and what implications they might have for faith and understanding. As we explore this topic, we'll consider potential inaccuracies and biases inherent in AI systems and discuss alternative resources for seeking spiritual guidance. Tune in to learn more about the intersection of faith and technology and whether AI Jesus could be a tool or a topic of concern for believers.
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#7. Gender on the Ropes: The Truth Behind the Imani Khalif Case

In this episode of the "Hey Alycia" podcast, Alycia dissects the complex situation surrounding the Women's Olympic Boxing Competition of 2024, with a focus on the Algerian boxer Imani Khalif. Imani's case has sparked widespread controversy, particularly over issues of gender classification in sports. Alycia not only explores the challenges faced by Imani due to her intersex condition, but highlights the societal pressures faced by intersex individuals, and offers a message of hope to those like her. 
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#6. Intersex: What the Transgender Movement Gets Wrong

In this episode of the “Hey Alycia” podcast, Alycia explores the often misunderstood topic of Intersex, specifically as it pertains to the larger conversation of Gender Identity and Transgenderism. Not only does she examine biological realities and challenge common misconceptions, but ultimately aims to bring clarity to a culturally misguided issue. 
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#5. Fixed or Fluid: What is Gender, Really?

For the past few years, gender has become the boldest headline on the cultural and political press. In this episode of the "Hey Alcyia!" podcast, Alycia not only uses science to thoroughly define and describe "gender," but answers larger questions about Gender Dysphoria and gender fluidity. 
 
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More Resources:
Alycia's "I Think, Therefore I'm Trans" Talk
Irreversible Damage by Abigail Shrier
CDC: Youth Risk Behavior Survey
Chloe Cole and Jordan Peterson Interview