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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2019 · 16 MIN

Narrative Wars 05: How Do We Develop Our Worldviews?

from The Writer's Lens · host J.C.L. Faltot

You may or may not know the story of the Hitchens brothers - Christopher, the elder, and Peter, the younger. Christopher was a prominent figure in the anti-religion, pro-atheistic worldview camp while Peter is a well-known voice for the pro-faith, Christian community. Their philosophies would have them at odds, but both men share the same mother and father. Their bloodline could not be tighter. And yet, each man arrived at a very different way to interpret the world. How did this happen? Aren't we all just slaves to our DNA? Or is there something else at play rather than blood and guts and bone? On this episode of the #NarrativeWars, I begin to unpack what causes us to formulate our worldviews. And how stories tend to reflect and / or challenge our personal ideologies in the process. Keyword here: personal.

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