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EPISODE · Jan 8, 2024 · 15 MIN

For Everyone Born - A Place at the Table

from Joanna Whaley Podcast · host Joanna Whaley

Send us Fan MailWhen I planted the church I was enthralled by the concept of sending my church into society to change it. What I didn't understand was this was considered part of the seven mountains mandate which has created some of the greatest chaos in our society today. Far too often we see in our own world views that we want everyone to act and think like we do. However one thing that is universal is that every human being on earth deserves to live and have fundamental rights to their own humanity. In this episode we will discuss how LGBTQ people of faith have seen human rights eroded. We will discuss how to move forward and keep the universal rights of all people in our hearts and minds.DONATE TO THE SHOW: https://www.joannawhaley.com/donateMERCH FROM THE HOST: https://www.joannawhaley.com/storeCONTACT THE HOST: https://www.joannawhaley.com/contact-landingREFERNECES: D. Dennett, Breaking the Spell, (2006), Penguin Group. E. Hardy, How a conservative Christian movement became an important part of Trump's political strategy, (2021), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Support the show

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