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'Beyond Reason' returns to tackle 21st-century spiritual issues ...Now "Beyond Reason" is back, 21st-century style. The 30-minute show can be heard as a Webcast and podcast (see beyondreason.com). A new interview is posted weekly. Since its January relaunch, the guest list has included Gnostic gospel specialist Marvin Meyer and author Neale Donald Walsch of the "Conversations with God"series... LifeStory Time Highlights...Mr. Teddy Bart ...It is obvious Teddy has accomplished the dream he envisioned when he was six. He has worked with great mentors like Gordon Stoker of the Jordanaires, Papa John Gordy, Larry Munson, WSM Musical Director, Beasley Smith and Judd Collins. Their influence was instrumental in accomplishing his dreams. He holds them in the highest esteem! Gratitude...is evident in his voice... Bart, Evins to revive ‘Beyond Reason’ ...“Beyond Reason” will attempt to challenge the conventional systems that govern people’s lives. “Everybody has an inner belief and can turn those into reality,” Evins said. “Lots of times what we do ends up creating our own faiths and beliefs. We hope to depict personal responsibility in our shows,” she said... Bart’s new show will be ‘Beyond Reason’ ...“This will deal with the whole area of the unknown and mysticism,” Bart said. “In the first week, we have an overall topic of death, and if you listen each day, you will follow a storyline, beginning with a look at the traditional view of death and another view of what happens when we die and ending with a discussion of ‘spirit guides,’ who communicate messages to those of us that are still alive.”... One of a Kind: Is Teddy Bart Beyond Reason? ...What happens after this life? What’s happening during this life? And what is, or could be happening right here in our presence, amid this life? Strange as they may sound, these questions are of growing importance to many of us today. They are questions that press the limits of the spiritual, the philosophical, and the logical... Transquarterly: Beyond Reason ...Beliefs are a funny thing. Like a change of clothes, you can try them on and take them off, sometimes with no one noticing. Some are much more comfortable in their beliefs than others; some would never think of changing. Others, on the other hand, are curiously fascinated by different beliefs, and can readily try on a new system, even if only for a little while... Teddy Bart goes ‘Beyond Reason’ ...“Most people are skeptical of the paranormal,” Bart said, “and these topics are often controversial. Our purpose is to present a format for objective discussion of these subjects that have fascinated men and women for centuries.”... View archived articles from  Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec