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Faith & Meaning

Religion fracturing into all-in or all-out, and the search underneath it.

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Staying Relevant S1 · · 39:40

Chris Ruden: Radical Curiosity, the Labels We Choose, and a One-Handed World Record

Chris Ruden on the label he believed for nearly two decades, radical curiosity, why certainty is not competency, and the 10-minute weekly meeting habit he says beats most consulting.

With Chris Ruden
Nov 2, 2026
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The Generational Pendulum Essay · 12:22

Is Gen Z Really Going Back to Church? — The Composition Effect Explains What the Headlines Miss

The revival headlines return every Easter. Ryan Vet explains the composition effect, and why intensity rising among the remaining few is not the same as growth.

Solo essay by Ryan Vet
Apr 9, 2026
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The Generational Pendulum Essay · 12:51

From Valentine's Day to "Love Is Love" - A Generational Timepiece on How We Redefined Love

Same calendar date, radically different meanings. Ryan Vet traces love through five generational versions, from duty and permanence to connection without cost.

Solo essay by Ryan Vet
Feb 10, 2026
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The Generational Pendulum Essay · 12:09

What Gen Z's Relationship With Christmas Reveals About the Future of Faith

A 16-year-old told he could not say Merry Christmas. Ryan Vet uses the holiday to read where Gen Z's faith is actually heading, and it is not one direction.

Solo essay by Ryan Vet
Dec 23, 2025
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The Generational Pendulum Essay · 10:56

From Chandler Bing to Gen Z: The Thanksgiving Rebellion Reshaping the American Family

Chandler Bing hated Thanksgiving because of a divorce. Thirty-one years later, Ryan Vet finds the fracture has moved from the marriage to the whole family.

Solo essay by Ryan Vet
Nov 25, 2025
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