Why Are We Here On Earth?

In this continuation from last week, host T.A. makes his case plain: there is only one system of government built for the future, and that is the original framework of the U.S. Constitution, before it was loaded down by sociopolitical maneuvering. Here's what he covers. Why he says everything added since should be set aside (not thrown out), then re-evaluated at a new constitutional convention usi...

What happens when the pursuit of power replaces self-governance, reason, and individual responsibility? On this episode of Why Are We Here on Earth , T.A. examines the evolution of American government and argues that the country has moved far from the principles envisioned by its founders. He explores the role of political parties, elections, the expanding power of government, and what he believes...

This week on Why Are We Here on Earth , host TA explores humanity's urgent need to develop new methods of self-governance for the 21st century and beyond. Drawing connections between Genesis, the story of the Tree of Life, and the dual nature of human consciousness — the fear-driven "animal" side versus the spiritual side — TA argues that unchecked fear has historically fueled conflict, control, a...

TA opens the show's three big questions — who are we, what are we, why are we here — and argues we've forgotten we're all on the same journey toward a shared purpose. He walks through how the Israelites' covenant with God became the model for America's founders: a chief executive, representative advisors, and judges, all ultimately answerable to God. Along the way, TA unpacks Jeremiah's potter-and...

In this episode of Why Are We Here on Earth, host T.A. continues the ongoing exploration of humanity's purpose, examining how the founding structure of the United States government has drifted from its original design. Drawing on the Federalist Papers, biblical parallels, and the concept of "objective versus subjective" decision-making, T.A. lays out a vision for recommitting to the character and...

Free will is something you're born with, but if you cannot see options, what good is it to you?  You are born making ONLY Subjective decisions!  If you learn to use the Objective decision making tool, you break the stranglehold that Evil has on you.  Don't let Desire and social programming bully you into compliance.  Choose for yourself rather than accepting the option handed to you.  Be open to w...

America's founders didn't just want a new country — TA argues they wanted to live up to the prophecy made in Jeremiah 18. This episode lays out why the Senate and judiciary were designed to inform, not limit, the executive; why "public figure" once meant something specific and demanding; and why TA believes we're at a fork in the road right now. Ends with a direct challenge to listeners: bring the...

T.A. offers a recap-style episode designed to orient new listeners after 100+ episodes. He lays out the show's core framework: Earth as a "nursery planet" distinct from the "world of man," and humanity as a "zero civilization" that hasn't yet solved basic problems or advanced further. He touches on an alternative view of human origins (a directed rather than accidental genetic change), then moves...

From the Garden of Eden to the American founding to recent headlines, T.A. traces a throughline connecting God's instructions to mankind, the loss of that guidance, and what it would take to reclaim it. Part of the ongoing Why Are We Here on Earth series. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .

Human beings possess the ability to think beyond instinct—but are we using it? In this episode of Why Are We Here on Earth? , T.A. explores the idea that our greatest strength lies in our ability to make objective decisions rooted in truth rather than emotion or impulse. Through reflections on history, faith, science, and the development of civilization, he presents his perspective on humanity's p...

n this milestone 100th episode, TA traces humanity's origins from a mysterious chromosomal fusion more than 1.9 million years ago to the founding of the United States — exploring how a single genetic anomaly set humans apart from other primates, and what it means for why we're here. From the monasteries of medieval Europe to Thomas Jefferson's education at William & Mary, this episode connects...

In this milestone 99th episode of Why Are We Here on Earth, host T.A. tackles one of the most fundamental questions in human experience: why is evil bad? Not just that it is — most of us agree on that — but why, and just how far its reach actually extends. From the backdoor vulnerabilities built into every human soul, to the rise and fall of civilizations, to the founding of America as a civilizat...

Are we living according to truth—or according to interpretations handed down by others? In Episode 98, T.A. explores how religious traditions, political systems, and human institutions have influenced the way people understand God, morality, and their purpose on Earth. Referencing biblical accounts from Genesis through the teachings of Jesus, he argues that humanity has often substituted direct in...

In this episode, T.A. explores one of humanity's deepest blind spots — our inability to step outside our own subjective reality and see the bigger picture. Drawing on the Bible, science, and the concept of civilizational levels, T.A. examines why humans remain ruled by animal instinct, what God originally intended for mankind, and what it will take for us to finally break the fourth wall of our ow...

As America approaches its 250th year of independence, T.A. examines the spiritual foundations that inspired the nation's founders and asks how far have we drifted from that original vision. Drawing connections between biblical history, modern events, and humanity's ongoing struggle between animal instincts and spiritual responsibility, this episode invites listeners to rethink what freedom is trul...

What did our founders actually believe, and why does it matter now? T.A. draws a direct line from Jeremiah 18's potter-and-clay warning to the three branches of American government, arguing that the Constitution was never meant to be a political document alone — it was a blueprint modeled on divine instruction. And with America approaching its 250th year, the question of whether we'll heed or igno...

Your Central Nervous System was changed so that you could perceive the depth of Reality.  Why aren't you using that ability?  Most humans only look at the here-and-now, our animal instincts focus. God told us this was our last chance, we need to take it now!

In Episode 93, host T.A. follows up on last week's eye-opening conversation with a young man who couldn't separate God from religion — and discovers the confusion runs far deeper than expected. Tracing the deliberate withholding of scripture from the Levite priests all the way to the 22 books quietly dropped from the Bible in the 1500s, T.A. makes the case that most of Western society has only eve...

Host T.A. walks a skeptical young man through one of the most provocative distinctions in theology — that religion and God are not the same thing. Using football as a metaphor, T.A. explores how humanity's belief-based decision-making has shaped our understanding of scripture, and why getting back to God's original instructions may be the key to humanity's survival.

T.A. explores the idea that the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights weren't just political documents — they were a deliberate attempt by the founders to follow God's instructions and directions for civilization. Drawing on King Josiah, Thomas Jefferson, and the Federalist Papers, T.A. asks why so many people — religious and secular alike — settle for the assurances of other humans rather than mea...

T.A. challenges listeners to set aside religion, tribal thinking, and animal instinct in favor of the logic, reason, and wisdom God designed for us — arguing that the salvation the Bible promises has nothing to do with church and everything to do with how we make decisions together as one human body.

We've been given the blueprint. We keep ignoring it. This week, T.A. breaks down why every great civilization — including ours — has failed for the exact same reason, and why the United States is closer to that tipping point than most people want to admit. Science, scripture, and human nature collide in a conversation that's equal parts warning and road map. The clock is ticking. Are we ready to g...

From ancient Jerusalem to modern-day Iran, TA connects the fall of a civilization to the choices that made it inevitable. Using Lamentations as a lens, this episode examines what happens when personal desire overrides instruction — in kings, in students, in societies — and why blaming God for the consequences might be the most human thing we do. Also on the table: logic, reason, wisdom, and why Je...

Why are civilizations collapsing? T.A. says the answer is 2,600 years old. Drawing on Daniel, Jesus, and the original intent of America's founders, this episode challenges listeners to stop outsourcing their relationship with God to religious institutions — and start reading God's words for themselves.

This episode serves as a reflective wrap-up on a central idea that has been building throughout the series: the limitation of human expectations. TA explores the concept of being a “non-religious Christian,” arguing that while religion helped spread the message, it also created a sense of complacency by suggesting that things were already under control. At the core of the discussion is the danger...