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We exist to help people do a better job asking and answering life’s big questions. We use the sciences to accelerate excellent contributions from Christians to life’s biggest questions. Season 1 comes from our TheoPsych initiative, which explores what new insights concerning human nature may be discovered when theology and psychological science are brought together? TheoPsych is an initiative that supports science-engaged theology, to discover how psychological science could help serve our t ...
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This week we will be looking into two different unsolved cases. One happened in the air the other took place in 1920 on Wall Street. There is also a synopsis of my book on this episode and I was editing and went ahead and corrected a mistake that I had made. So I hope that you enjoy this week's case and see you next week for a longer episode.…
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This week we will get into the murders of Dean Corll. We will look at how he manipulated two young boys into helping him cover up his crimes. We will also look into his death finally. We will also see what happened to Wayne and David. I want to apologize for the sweet audio. I had to record it on my phone because well my recording app hates me and …
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This week we will be looking into a case that is not very well known. This is the case of the Candy Man. Although most people have never heard of him he murdered 27 teenage boys between the ages of 13 to 20. He also had the help of two teenage accomplices. This will be a two-part case. This first episode focuses mostly on the murderer Dean Corll. T…
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This week our cases takes us to a place or at least a subject that is scary for some people. This week we will be looking at the murder of Marlene Warren. She was shot in the face by a clown. This case has tons of twists and turns. It also took them over 30 years to convict someone for the crime. Even though they knew who the killer was all along.…
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This week we will look into the case of Morris Davis Jr. and his murder. What would you do if you were just doing your job? And got shot for no other reason than you were the person that showed up you lose your life. Well take a listen to this week's case and you will hear about something like that happening. I hope that y'all have a great rest of …
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In this case, we look at what one guy is willing to do for love. Or maybe it is what he would do to shake up his everyday life. Either way in this case we will look at some really incompetent criminals who managed to put off the heist of a lifetime. So I hope that y'all will enjoy this case it's a lot more lighthearted than the cases we normally co…
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This week we will look at what happens when a feud between neighbors turns to death. This is a very sad case of what can happen when you let your anger take over. This is a case where the back-and-forth fighting is only told from one side of the story because the other side is dead and their children who witnessed the whole crime were too young to …
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Have you ever heard a noise that you were not sure about in your house? Well maybe someone is lucking in your house. Hiding in your walls, crawl spaces, or even your attic. Come along with me this week as we talk about Daniel LaPlante and his crimes. I had a chance to interview an expert on the case this week. I do want to say that I forgot to turn…
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This week we look at the case of Deanna Stevsion. I interview her cousin. We talk about what happened in the case and then the lack of action that was after she was murdered. This is a lesser-known case. The people involved in the crime have never been brought to justice.Bởi Pamela and Lindsey
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This week we talked with Dana Diaz about her book Gasping for Air. We talk about her relationship and being married to a narcissist. She also gives us some insight into what a narcissist is and what a relationship with one looks like. I hope that you enjoy the episode and go buy her book! As always thanks for listening.…
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This week I had the honor of interviewing Jesse Rene Gibbs. She has an incredible story of finding the joys even in the middle of her trauma. This the episode a listen and then when you want to know more about her go buy her book or audiobook both are really good. I hope that everyone will enjoy this week's episode.…
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Welcome back for another episode. I hope that you enjoy this week. We have a murder in Montana. Three women sadly lost their lives at the local salon. This was a brazen murder that is still unsolved to this day. I hope that you enjoy it. And remember that you can always reach out to us on Facebook or by email. We look forward to sending you a new e…
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This week we will be covering Heaven's Gates. The truth is out there, maybe not how they thought it was. If you're looking for a group with a ton of rules and aliens, you might be in the right place. Or if you're looking to learn a little more about them then you are in the right place. I didn't say this in the podcast but they actually still have …
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Sorry that it has taken so long to get this episode out. I hope that you really enjoy it though. In this episode, we look at a man who wanted the finer things in life. However, he didn't want to have to wait for them. You will never believe how much money he could embezzle over a nine-year period, or just what he chose to spend the money on. While …
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This week Lindsey is sick so y'all get Sam ( my dog) and I. We thought everyone could use a pallet cleanser this week, so we give you a little history about Smokey Bear. Did you know that Smokey Bear was part of wartime propaganda? Did you know that for years there was a bear that was the live version of Smokey Bear? Did you know that he has his ow…
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Hey y'all sorry for the late release of this episode but I wasn't feeling well on Tuesday and my birthday was Wednesday so I didn't have to get it edited and out but it's ready now. This week Lindsey will be taking us to Illinois where we will meet some shady suspects in the murder of a young child and two women in their home. This case talks about…
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This episode is guest hosted by BP intern, Emma Baker, a senior at George Fox University and double-major in theology and psychology. She's joined by Preston Hill, who's one of our most popular guests of all time (see the earlier episode on the feed). They have an in-depth and personal conversation about matters of faith and trauma. Find Emma on Li…
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This week we will be heading back out to the wilderness to hear about two more wilderness camps. If you didn't like last week you're really not going to like this week because you find just how easy it is for these camps to elude justice. But we will see the closure of another camp and learn about some of the regulations that are placed not these c…
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This episode is guest hosted by Emma Baker, BP intern from George Fox University. Her guest is Dave Eckert, ordained minister and trained social worker, doing dynamic work at the intersection of these worlds. Find Emma on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-baker-/ More resources at: www.psychforministry.com Resources mentioned by Dave: http…
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This is part one of our look into Wilderness therapy programs. There is a disclaimer for this episode. There is talk of abuse of a minor and also the death of a child. So if this is not something you feel comfortable listening to please join us in two weeks because this is a two-part episode. We will look at how they start. How they became what the…
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Four bodies would be found. A small Washington State town would be left to wonder what had happened in their town. Could the killer have been an angry lover, a serial killer, or a murderous couple? Well, come along with us to this world of depravity as we look into the death of four people one of which could very well be the killer themselves. In t…
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This week we will be looking into the case of Christina Grimmie. She was a fun energetic 22-year-old singer. She was in the Voice in 2014 on Team Adam. She came in at number three in the competition. We will learn of her unfortunate death, the person who took her life, and then his own. So I hope you will join us as we learn more about a fan-obsess…
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For your first full episode, we cover the murder of Bella Wright. Or as some may know it and as dubbed by the press of her time The Green Bicycle Murder. The year is 1919 and we find ourselves in England. To many, this is a 104-year-old unsolved case. However, have a listen and see what you think. Is it an unsolved case or did the right man get awa…
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We talk a little about who we are and why we started the podcast. We also talk about some of the cases we will cover in this podcast's future. Like a case that involves fruitcake. Or a cold case that I'm working to solve maybe before the episode comes out. So come along with us to a world of pure human depravity. As we look into some lesser-known c…
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The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Fundi…
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The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Fundi…
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The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Fundi…
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The Blueprint 1543 team concluded 18 months of qualitative research, summarily called “In Search of Theological Scientists” (ISOTS), and emerged with 5 important themes and 20 specific project sketches for activating progress in science-engaged theology. These findings have been thoughtfully captured in two documents: “A Strategy Document for Fundi…
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Lindsey admits it freely - she's a science nerd. But that's because she's compelled to help folks who feel stuck in some way, get unstuck. Her research in forgiveness and its benefits bears this out, as does her clinical practice (because Lindsey likes to wear different hats). In this conversation, she helps us understand what some of those differe…
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Pam King started working with youth in churches not long after college. She got curious about how faith made some young people so resilient when facing challenges and learned that psychology offered tools for understanding these connections. Following this curiosity connected her with her life's purpose: helping people be who God intends them to be…
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Trauma has become a prominent topic in recent decades. But what is trauma exactly and how can Christian theology contribute to the conversation? Preston Hill has done a lot of thinking about this and has come up with powerful answers. A little research shows us that trauma has left its marks all over our broken world and that the Christian traditio…
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Tyler is someone who thinks science can bring a lot of clarity to things that matter to Christians. That's part of why he ended up unexpectedly pursuing a psychology PhD after finishing a ministry degree. It's sent him down a path of helping those in ministry gain tools for helping people. He also believes that when we become more aware of our stre…
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Kutter likes to give seminary students strange and unexpected assignments. Many of them have never encountered meditation practices or asked themselves "What would I write in a letter... to my body?" Kutter's dual PhDs have given him a deep appreciation for embodiment, and he thinks Christians should take this to heart. As a lifelong Baptist, he ap…
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Erin has a big vision for shaping culture. She sees a future where Christians in the sciences have a seat at the table when the world is facing big problems. Holding a psychology research-shaping position at her institution means she's in just the right spot to make a difference. We're glad her initial plans to work for a rental car company fell th…
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Nothing gets Laird more excited than talking about ritual. "It's so important!" he reminds us. Rituals are tools that engage our bodies, reinforce beliefs, shape our character, and can powerfully transform social groups. Our Christian communities discern together what rituals are practiced and what they mean. But like most tools, they can be used f…
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Mark McMinn made a career of showing how integration isn't just possible, but it's part of living a full, beautiful life. Living on a small farm in Newberg, Oregon, McMinn and his wife (a spiritual director and sociologist) seek to embody a life of beauty and service, which draws on both scientific and spiritual ways of knowing. ⁃ Download the Psyc…
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Ryan S. Peterson is a theologian at BIOLA in Souther California. He greatly cares about the spiritual formation of his students and follows his curiosity about what a human person is, and how we can change. This eventually led him to seek insights from psychology to support his richly biblical and theological orientation as a scholar.…
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This episode begins with a sample of a lecture from Mari Clements, an expert in marriage and family dynamics, explaining attachment theory. About halfway through, we switch to a great conversation with theologian Adamson Co, who's been applying attachment theory to his understanding of the theological doctrine of union with Christ.…
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Russian literature forced the question for Alina Beary: how to be the type of person who grows through suffering, rather than withers. This philosophical and theological question turned her into an Aquinas expert, which soon begged for engagement in the psychological sciences. Check out her story... Alina Beary…
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Josh A. Reeves is a calm, thoughtful voice amid the frenzy. His book "Redeeming Expertise" is a call to nuance our understanding of Christianity's relationship to science. A lot of assumptions are made about this dynamic nowadays, and Josh's thesis helps us have higher quality conversations in this space, apart from generalization. Redeeming Expert…
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Justin Ariel Bailey has room for beauty, art, and science in his theology and Christian practice. In this episode, he explains how he drew on psychology to flesh out his understanding of human imagination, and argues that beauty is often a missing value in our approach to apologetics. Justin A. Bailey's website Reimagining Apologetics: The Beauty o…
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It turns out that rituals are a big part of how we make meaning from our life experiences. And what human experience is more intense than losing a loved one? Claire White is a cognitive scientist who studies the psychological mechanisms that undergird human behavior, especially those we might label "religious." This is a fascinating conversation ab…
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Joshua Cockayne is a young theologian and minister, and Gideon Salter is an early career developmental psychologist--and together they make a great team. They've partnered together for projects on liturgy, the Lord's Supper, and gratitude, hoping to help the church have a richer understanding of these things using psychology as a tool. blueprint154…
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Dr. Ian Church does fascinating work in philosophy of religion. He is championing the *experimental* philosophy of religion, wherein experiments in the psychological sciences are being designed to test premises within philosophy of religion arguments. We also talk about his own anxiety around cognitive biases and what to do about them when you're t…
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