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The Subjective Professor Podcast

Pro-freedom discussion which AVOIDS Coercion and Hypocrisy. This is a consistent application of postmodernism to reveal subjectivity/perspective. The goal is NOT to determine right or wrong, rather to explore better ideas to make nearly everyone satisfied if not happier. The goal restated is de-escalation through innovation. Get out of the Box; the box described around Ep 20.

Mar 29, 2026

Palm Sunday. We all know that many people sang Jesus' praises at the beginning of the week but then were nowhere to be found at the end of the week. Why is that; what was the substance of their praise? How do we avoid the same mistake?

Blessing and Peace to us all!


Mar 22, 2026

For Jesus Day we are looking at 2Peter chapter 1. Though people would prefer to forget the sins of the past, we are called to remember them. This is the way to avoid living as the spiritually blind and instead discover what is moral.

And man-o-man, we need this ever more in this climate of war.

Blessings and Peace.


Mar 15, 2026

Jesus Day again.
The parable of the Vineyard Owner and his workers. Though they all worked different number of hours, they were all paid the same. Is God unfair in rewarding believers? How can we read this and NOT get a sense of "unfair" practices by God?
Yes, we take a swipe at the Labor Theory of Value, but what...


Mar 8, 2026

Jesus Day once again.
It is unavoidable that the events of the week influence what I say on Sunday. Since I also serve as a kind of source of information for the members of my congregation, I have to talk a bit of politics. Admittedly, I do my best to go against the now repealed 1954 Johnson Amendment. 
What is honor,...


Mar 1, 2026

Sunday means Jesus Day.
What a week and it certainly is a challenge for people who are trying to live by faith. Yes, I talk about the War with Iran, Yes, I probably upset people at my church and will here as well. But c'mon, where is the Peace?
What is peace? And how do we get some?

Blessings to you and to us all.