EPISODE · Jun 30, 2020 · 55 MIN
Does Religion stifle progress?
from Thought Experiments · host David Ejim
On this episode we discuss religion and it’s role in holding society’s structures accountable. We look at superstition, culture and the compromising consequence proximity with power often has on religions. Finally, we take contributions from listeners on our Discord platform.
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