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Oct 23, 2026 1 hr 29 min

“True Humanity” 10/23/26

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FHU.com Get Help Meditation Listen Sunday Conversations Perilous World Radio Watch LIVE ON RUMBLE Read Donate Shop Contact Log In Subscribe audio-and-video-player require JavaScript Perilous World Radio 10/23/26 “True Humanity” In a recent episode of Perilous World Radio, host David Masters explores the origins of non-human intelligence and the prevalence of sociopathy and psychopathy, particularly along the Pacific Rim. He cites research indicating that about one in every hundred people is a psychopath, raising questions about what leads individuals to become sociopaths and how they develop a distorted sense of consciousness that views others as mere pawns. Masters suggest that these changes may stem from non-human influences. He also discusses a passage from Matthew 7, where Jesus does not recognize individuals claiming to have acted in his name, highlighting a troubling issue many churches seem to overlook. His reflections emphasize the need to distinguish between true humanity and those potentially affected by these non-human forces. CONTACT US Got Questions? We look forward to receiving your email inquiries and questions for Perilous World Radio. Please note that if you are selected you may be recorded and the call or message may be used on air. Call in with questions or comments M-F 10am-Noon 800-866-8883 Transcript goes here:

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