Let The Battle Begin | Perilous World Radio 10/23/25

In a recent discussion, Jan Masters and David delved into the unsettling state of the world, reflecting on the pervasive chaos. David acknowledged a lingering thought yet to crystallize but suggested that it often revolves around a fundamental conflict between good and evil. This idea became particularly salient when observing events in various cities, such as Portland, Chicago, and New York City, where individuals seem to be driven by a dark force. David highlighted a troubling trend, noting how some factions on the left defend actions against federal agents, particularly ICE, and question the motivations behind these defensives. Jan expressed concern that this obfuscation of morality serves as evidence of an alignment with darker influences. According to her, as the political landscape evolves—especially since Trump's rise in 2016—there has been a notable emergence of these antagonistic forces, compelling people to publicly declare their stances. This has resulted in a clearer division among the populace, with individuals increasingly aligning themselves with one side or the other, creating palpable battle lines in society.
Jen and David Masters explored the concept of timeless events in human history, emphasizing their connection to enduring themes from the past. They traced these ideas back to the Garden of Eden, positing that it represented a reset for humanity following significant disruptions caused by darker forces. David highlighted the notion that consciousness is not merely a function of the brain but rather a receiver, a perspective that is gaining traction among scientists who suggest that consciousness exists in a non-local context. Within the narrative of the Garden of Eden, they examined two key suggestions or ideas that emerged, reflecting on the ongoing interplay between light and darkness in human experience. Join them on a captivating journey as they delve into the profound realms of life, light, darkness, and faith.