We examine the contrast between the Greek and the Hebraic mindsets and ask (and hopefully answer) the following questions: Are we Hebraic and what is it? How did Greek thinking dominate our culture? What was the Enlightenment and what affect did it have on Darwin and H G Wells? Is there a conflict between God and Science? Does the Church have a problem in believing? Where does our wisdom come from? How can two people be right when they disagree with each other? Why do we argue and hate so much? What's wrong with politics and why is is so polarised? Can we tell lies? What is the greater good? When does doctrine get in the way? Are we kind enough? Are we teachable? What is a Greek Christian?

We look not just at our choices, but also heroes who become villains and vice versa. In no particular order: Jonny Rotten, Freddie Flintoff, Jimmy Saville, Eric Liddell, Andrew Tate, Daley Thompson, Huw Edwardes, Geoffrey Boycott, Jonathan Aitken, Gary Lineker, Dick Dastardly, Mick McManus, Rolf Harris, Bill Beaumont, NAR 'prophets', Lady Jane Grey, 9-11 firemen, Benny Hinn and 'influencers'. We also ask this question, 'are evil people redeemable?'

What is going on in our streets today and everywhere else, when you come to think of it? Where is our country going? Have we lost the sense of our national identity? How do you feel when groups that have no connection to you take over the streets of our towns and cities in endless marches? Why do the so called 'peace' demonstrators rejoice in declaring 'nazi scum off our streets' when often the object of their wrath are ordinary patriotic British people of all races and colours? We have seen the symptoms of the growing unrest in our country, but what is the actual cause and what can we do about it? What is the reaction of the Church? How do we define our identity or does the whole thing confuse? We discuss all of these things and more in this open and far-reaching episode.