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DECISION FOR TRUTH - Season 1

In this 5-episode series, truth is put on trial. Dr. Rizzi, Director of the Institute for Advanced Physics, who is a renowned physicist and philosopher and author of The Science Before Science: A Guide to Thinking in the 21st Century, is interviewed by Noah Lett of EWTN. Throughout the interviews, Dr. Rizzi captures our attention with the surprising and deep ramifications for our lives of the fundamental truths about physical nature that we get through the senses, the basic kid’s level physics. The interview will raise unasked questions and unknown answers that are essential to living an intelligent, integrated, and happy life.

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In this 5-episode series, truth is put on trial. Dr. Rizzi, Director of the Institute for Advanced Physics, who is a renowned physicist and philosopher and author of The Science Before Science: A Guide to Thinking in the 21st Century, is interviewed by Noah Lett of EWTN. Throughout the interviews, Dr. Rizzi captures our attention with the surprising and deep ramifications for our lives of the fundamental truths about physical nature that we get through the senses, the basic kid’s level physics. The interview will raise unasked questions and unknown answers that are essential to living an intelligent, integrated, and happy life.

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