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Jordan Neely: A Lost Life Ignored?
Jan 12, 2025 ·
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Jordan Neely: A Lost Life Ignored?
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https://www.christianpost.com/voices/the-age-of-blm-is-over-daniel-pennys-case-proves-it.html Christian Post, By William Wolfe, on December 11, 2024 https://www.christianpost.com/voices/the-age-of-blm-is-over-daniel-pennys-case-proves-it.html The panel discussion centers on the role of religion in shaping morality and societal values, with a focus on...
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Christian Post, By William Wolfe, on December 11, 2024
https://www.christianpost.com/voices/the-age-of-blm-is-over-daniel-pennys-case-proves-it.html
The panel discussion centers on the role of religion in shaping morality and societal values, with a focus on the influence of religious dogma in modern life. The conversation begins with an exploration of how religious teachings have historically been used as a means of social control, reinforcing hierarchical structures and perpetuating fear-based compliance. The panelists critique the idea that religion is an inherent moral guide, pointing out how often it has been used to justify harmful practices and limit individual freedom.
They then delve into the dangers of rigid belief systems, highlighting how some interpretations of scripture can fuel division and perpetuate harmful ideologies. The conversation touches on the importance of questioning religious narratives, especially when those narratives conflict with modern values of equality, compassion, and reason.
The discussion shifts to the role of religious beliefs in shaping public policy, with examples showing how outdated teachings still influence decisions in areas like healthcare and education. The panelists suggest that the resistance to change within religious institutions often leads to a stagnation of progress, making it harder to address contemporary social issues effectively.
Finally, the conversation concludes by acknowledging the personal struggles faced by individuals who question or leave their faith behind. Despite the challenges, the panelists emphasized the importance of personal autonomy and the value of constructing belief systems based on reason, empathy, and an understanding of the world as it is, rather than through the lens of ancient religious texts.
The Non-Prophets, Episode 24.01.4 featuring Scott Dickie, Kelley Laughlin, Jonathan Roudabush and Stephen Harder
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Christian Post, By William Wolfe, on December 11, 2024
https://www.christianpost.com/voices/the-age-of-blm-is-over-daniel-pennys-case-proves-it.html
The panel discussion centers on the role of religion in shaping morality and societal values, with a focus on the influence of religious dogma in modern life. The conversation begins with an exploration of how religious teachings have historically been used as a means of social control, reinforcing hierarchical structures and perpetuating fear-based compliance. The panelists critique the idea that religion is an inherent moral guide, pointing out how often it has been used to justify harmful practices and limit individual freedom.
They then delve into the dangers of rigid belief systems, highlighting how some interpretations of scripture can fuel division and perpetuate harmful ideologies. The conversation touches on the importance of questioning religious narratives, especially when those narratives conflict with modern values of equality, compassion, and reason.
The discussion shifts to the role of religious beliefs in shaping public policy, with examples showing how outdated teachings still influence decisions in areas like healthcare and education. The panelists suggest that the resistance to change within religious institutions often leads to a stagnation of progress, making it harder to address contemporary social issues effectively.
Finally, the conversation concludes by acknowledging the personal struggles faced by individuals who question or leave their faith behind. Despite the challenges, the panelists emphasized the importance of personal autonomy and the value of constructing belief systems based on reason, empathy, and an understanding of the world as it is, rather than through the lens of ancient religious texts.
The Non-Prophets, Episode 24.01.4 featuring Scott Dickie, Kelley Laughlin, Jonathan Roudabush and Stephen Harder
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