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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 1H 23M

12. Wrestling with Prayer in Research and Religion

from The Far Side of Faith · host Darian Parker and Simon Milliman

In this episode, the guys discuss a very big topic within religion, which is prayer. They tackle questions such as what is the science behind prayer neurologically, psychologically and socially? Does prayer like intercessory prayer actually work? Darian and Simon tackle these questions with open arms and also discuss why wrestling with faith is one of the most important parts of your spirtiual experience.

In this episode, the guys discuss a very big topic within religion, which is prayer. They tackle questions such as what is the science behind prayer neurologically, psychologically and socially? Does prayer like intercessory prayer actually work? Darian and Simon tackle these questions with open arms and also discuss why wrestling with faith is one of the most important parts of your spirtiual experience.

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