Exploring the Root of Political Polarization: A Call for Empathy

from Sermons for a Critical Faith · host First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln, Nebraska

The sermon highlights the impact of personal experiences on political viewpoints. By reflecting on the distinction between individual grievances and ideological divides, Pastor Sue encourages understanding and empathy in political discourse. The audience is challenged to consider their own motivations, fears, and concerns regarding the upcoming election. September 15th, 2024 | Exploring the Root of Political Polarization: A Call for Empathy | Rev. Dr. Sue Coller | First Presbyterian Church

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