Larry Jordan

I appeared on the What If Project podcast with my friend, Glenn Siepert. Glenn really liked "The Way" and totally understood its point. We had an interesting conversation about holding beliefs loosely.


What If Project podcast (audio)

What If Project podcast (video)


Towards the end of the show, Glenn asked about what it means to live in Oneness in a place like Texas, where many people are conservative, individualistic, and grounded in speculative theology.

This is a conversation that I should have more often. We discussed living in an open-hearted and open-minded way that is not oppositional. By asking questions, we can better understand and be understood. Often, we (or they) will change our minds. That's good.

Also, I described the decisions that Jill and I have made to live intentionally and simply, supporting others wherever possible.