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Dec 2, 2020 1 hr 39 min

15. Let's Get Spiritual

from Livid Ladies Hosted by Julie & Jane

Jane & Julie discuss spiritual practices, religious trauma, and the difference between being "spiritual" vs. "religious." The Ladies also discuss prayer, religious hypocrisy, problematic faith practices, the afterlife, and the (progressive) Christian faith. And -- as always -- the Ladies end the episode with a Livid & Living Segment. Faith Resources (Disclaimer - These are Christian resources): Brad Jersak (author, teacher, monastery preacher): https://bradjersak.com/ Wm. Paul Young (author): http://wmpaulyoung.com/ Sister Joan Chittister (American Benedictine nun, theologian, author, activist, and speaker): https://www.joanchittister.org/ Podcasts: Nomad Podcast (progressive Christian podcast based in the UK -- great interviews with a variety of theologians): https://www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/ The Deconstructionists Podcast (a podcast about building new faith): https://thedeconstructionists.com/

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