ChurchoftheFormerdaySaints

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy! In today's special, we are debating whether Christmas is pagan, and we touch on whether Christians should celebrate it. Our interlocutors include: Xeilias Canani, the prima podcastia and designated Christmas Champion. He has been a Messianic all his life, and didn't celebrate Christmas until very recently, when his own study of Christmas led him to believe that it was not pagan. Daniel Karalash, who has been in ministry since he was a teenager. He entered the Messianic movement in his late teens. After his own studies of Christmas, he has been led to the conclusion that it ought not be celebrated because of its pagan origins. He has generally been an entrepeneur throughout his life, he got his undergraduate in legal studies at Harvard, and is currently ministering and working in MO. He is a longtime friend of the prima podcastia, and really played the role of impetus for his entrance into ministerial work.

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy! In today's special, we are debating whether Christmas is pagan, and we touch on whether Christians should celebrate it. Our interlocutors include: Xeilias Canani, the prima podcastia and designated Christmas Champion. He has been a Messianic all his life, and didn't celebrate Christmas until very recently, when his own study of Christmas led him to believe that it was not pagan. Daniel Karalash, who has been in ministry since he was a teenager. He entered the Messianic movement in his late teens. After his own studies of Christmas, he has been led to the conclusion that it ought not be celebrated because of its pagan origins. He has generally been an entrepeneur throughout his life, he got his undergraduate in legal studies at Harvard, and is currently ministering and working in MO. He is a longtime friend of the prima podcastia, and really played the role of impetus for his entrance into ministerial work. Michael Kimball has been a messianic all his life, having grown up with the Christmas Champion, and acts as his disciple currently. He is working towards entering college to get a constitutional law degree, and begin work in support of Christian non-profits. He has recently come to a similar conclusion as Xeilias regarding Christmas.

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to go about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to do about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to do about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Casual Audio Papers 23: Derrick Bell, Law Professor and rights Advocate, Dies at 80 by Fred Bernstein, 2011 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. http://www.elegantbrain.com/edu4/classes/readings/depository/misc/bell_obit.pdf Bernstein, F. (2011). Derrick Bell, Law Professor and Rights Advocate, Dies at 80. The New York Times. We discuss a brief biography of Derrick Bell, and I wax philosophic about a couple issues the article brings up.

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to do about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Casual Audio Papers 22: The Unintended Lessons in Brown v. Board of Education by Derrick Bell, 2005 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://digitalcommons.nyls.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1296&context=nyls_law_review Bell, D. (2005). The Unintended Lessons in Brown v. Board of Education.NYLS Law Review, (49) 4. We begin discussing some of the works by Critical Race Theorists. The paper itself discusses how Brown v. Board of Education is becoming obsolete. However, the scholarship is shoddy, and the reasoning is messy. I didn't learn much except how to get a headache. I hope it is more relevant for you.

Hi all! This study is an attempt at a messianic commentary on the whole Bible that I think is really important for us to do. I think Messianics rarely, if ever, do a wholistic study of the Bible, so I want to throw my lot in and hopefully give my fellow Messianics a way to present their beliefs. With that said, I'm not great at structuring my materials perfectly, so I figured a commentary on the Bible is probably the best way to do about it for my personality. I hope you enjoy!

Casual Audio Papers 21: Brown v. Board of Education By Mr. Chief Justice Warren, 1954 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://www.archives.gov/milestone-documents/brown-v-board-of-education#:~:text=On%20May%2017%2C%201954%2C%20U.S.,amendment%20and%20was%20therefore%20unconstitutional. Warren, E. (1954). Brown v. Board of Education. National Archives. This opinion does not lay the foundation for equal rights, the 14th amendment does that. However, it does provide the most reasonable interpretation of equality. This definition is currently being attacked by the proponents of Critical Race Theory (Crenshaw, pg. 2), and it should be thought through very carefully before acceptance of such criticisms are determined to be valid. Uprooting this opinion may defang the 14th amendment, which in turn, may lead to the removal of the prohibition of slavery once again. Freedom is a finnicky thing.

Casual Audio Papers 20: Cognitive Neuroscience and Education: Unravelling the Confusion By Noel Purdy and Hugh Morrison, 2009 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://thelearningsciences.com/portfolio-items/bundle-collection-harvard/?lang=en# https://cursos.aiu.edu/Avances%20de%20las%20neurociencias%20aplicadas%20a%20la%20Educaci%C3%B3n/PDF/Tema%202.pdf Purdy, N. & Morrison, H. (2009). Cognitive Neuroscience and Education: Unravelling the Confusion. Oxford Review of Education, 35(1), 99–109. This paper speaks a bit about Neuromyths, and how they are often carried into education of younger people, and how we can hopefully find a way to get proper neurologically based education into our school systems.

Casual Audio Papers 19: Neuroscience and education: from research to practice? By Usha Goswami, 2006 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://thelearningsciences.com/portfolio-items/bundle-collection-harvard/?lang=en# https://cursos.aiu.edu/Avances%20de%20las%20neurociencias%20aplicadas%20a%20la%20Educaci%C3%B3n/PDF/Tema%202.pdf Goswami, U. (2006). Neuroscience and education: From research to practice? Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 7(5), 406–413. https://doi.org/10.1038/nrn1907 This paper speaks a bit about Neuromyths, and how they are often carried into education of younger people, and how we can hopefully find a way to get proper neurologically based education into our school systems.

Casual Audio Papers 18: Six Lessons for a Cogent Science of Implicit Bias and its Criticism by Bertram Gawronski, 2019 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1745691619826015 Gawronski, B. (2019). Six Lessons for a Cogent Science of Implicit Bias and Its Criticism. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 14 (4), Pgs. 574-595. https://doi.org/10.1177/1745691619826015 In the previous paper I discussed this paper a bit whenever Implicit Bias was mentioned, so I thought it would be appropriate to read it in its entirety to make sure I'm not just making things up or misunderstanding it. The question is what the literature on Implicit Bias actually says, and what sorts of conclusions we can actually draw from it. This paper has six lessons.

Casual Audio Papers 17: Six Lessons for a Cogent Science of Implicit Bias and its Criticism by Bertram Gawronski, 2019 Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/1745691619826015 Gawronski, B. (2019). Six Lessons for a Cogent Science of Implicit Bias and Its Criticism. Perspectives on Psychological Science, 14 (4), Pgs. 574-595. https://doi.org/10.1177/1745691619826015 In the previous paper I discussed this paper a bit whenever Implicit Bias was mentioned, so I thought it would be appropriate to read it in its entirety to make sure I'm not just making things up or misunderstanding it. The question is what the literature on Implicit Bias actually says, and what sorts of conclusions we can actually draw from it. This paper has six lessons.

Casual Audio Papers 15: Implications for Educational Practice of the Science of Learning and Development by Lisa Flook, Channa Cook-Harvey, Brigid Barron, & David Osher Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10888691.2018.1537791?af=R Darling-Hammond, L., Flook, L., Cook-Harvey, C., Barron, B., & Osher, D. (2019). Implications for educational practice of the science of learning and development. Applied Developmental Science, 24(2), 97-140. https://doi.org/10.1080/10888691.2018.1537791 Continuing the MBE stream. I got a little bored of reading the papers that basically said the same thing over and over again. Therefore, I decided to do something a little differently. This paper has been interesting so far, discussing some of the cutting-edge educational practices, how they've been tested, and how they have proven themselves, and I hope you find it interesting too!

Casual Audio Papers 14: Implications for Educational Practice of the Science of Learning and Development by Lisa Flook, Channa Cook-Harvey, Brigid Barron, & David Osher Casual Audio Papers is partly for personal use. I want relisten to them while I work to improve my knowledge base, but it is also for anybody else who is interested in Psychology and Neuroscience who doesn't have a lot of time. I noticed while I work I often want to listen to something educational, but I mostly have to listen to audiobooks or lectures, but never get any cold, hard papers. And there is a big difference. So here it is. Xeilias Canani has an interest in History and the science of Psychology, and hopes to study Psychology when money allows. He is an associate Pastor at The Rock, and is owner of the Construction Company CananiConstruction. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10888691.2018.1537791?af=R Darling-Hammond, L., Flook, L., Cook-Harvey, C., Barron, B., & Osher, D. (2019). Implications for educational practice of the science of learning and development. Applied Developmental Science, 24(2), 97-140. https://doi.org/10.1080/10888691.2018.1537791 Continuing the MBE stream. I got a little bored of reading the papers that basically said the same thing over and over again. Therefore, I decided to do something a little differently. This paper has been interesting so far, discussing some of the cutting-edge educational practices, how they've been tested, and how they have proven themselves, and I hope you find it interesting too!