God, the universe, and ethics are all far more mysterious and uncertain than we like to think they are. People tend to find a possibility they like and then turn their back on all other possibilities, wrongly assuming they are invalid. We want to reveal the beauty in uncertainty and unlock the freedom to be wrong. Our goal is to explore the possibilities of life’s greatest mysteries so that empathy for other viewpoints can flourish.
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God, the universe, and ethics are all far more mysterious and uncertain than we like to think they are. People tend to find a possibility they like and then turn their back on all other possibilities, wrongly assuming they are invalid. We want to reveal the beauty in uncertainty and unlock the freedom to be wrong. Our goal is to explore the possibilities of life’s greatest mysteries so that empathy for other viewpoints can flourish.
Episode 11: Telling our families about our beliefs prt 2 and decolonization
Morning Ponderings
1 hour 10 minutes 14 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 11: Telling our families about our beliefs prt 2 and decolonization
In this episode Micah and Christian continue to discuss their different experiences telling their religious families about their changing beliefs, but first they talk about decolonization and how they are engaging with the effort.
Micah: https://www.tiktok.com/@ponderingtogether
Christian: https://www.tiktok.com/@truthvoyager
Morning Ponderings
God, the universe, and ethics are all far more mysterious and uncertain than we like to think they are. People tend to find a possibility they like and then turn their back on all other possibilities, wrongly assuming they are invalid. We want to reveal the beauty in uncertainty and unlock the freedom to be wrong. Our goal is to explore the possibilities of life’s greatest mysteries so that empathy for other viewpoints can flourish.
