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Mar 5, 2026 1 hr 19 min

301| take this for what it’s worth

from Couple Things with Shawn and Andrew Hosted by Shawn Johnson + Andrew East

In this episode we dive into one of humanity’s oldest and biggest questions: faith. If thousands of religions exist, what does it really mean to choose a God? Is faith something we inherit, something we discover, or something we decide? This isn’t about winning an argument — it’s about exploring the deep questions that shape how we live our lives. Whether you're religious, spiritual, agnostic, or atheist, this conversation invites you to think critically about what gives life meaning. Join the discussion in the comments! Love you guys, Shawn & Andrew Sign up and get 10% off at www.https://BetterHelp.com/EASTFAM Join at www.https://RocketMoney.com/eastfam Head to www.https://Wayfair.com right now to shop all things home. (00:00:00) our why for this (00:02:45) how we broke down our thoughts on this (00:04:40) faith in the uncertain (00:18:08) the difference between faith, hope, and knowing it isn’t all “you” (00:26:25) what faith really means (00:28:46) the game you play in life is an indicator of what you serve (00:39:25) what comes to mind when we think about god (00:45:08) the christian definition of god and what it means to us (00:52:34) how everyone makes sense of faith differently (01:02:42) the benefits of daily practices and how we see faith

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