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Jun 17, 2025 29 min

Religious Schizophrenia

from Inscribing Inclusion Hosted by Jocelyn Armstrong

Note: This title is not meant to make light of mental illness. A secondary nonmedical definition is used to highlight the concept of contradictory or antagonistic qualities or attitudes. Do we really believe what we say? What happens when stated beliefs don't align with actions? I encourage you to consider what you believe (or not) and your expressions of those beliefs. Questions for Consideration How do you feel about other people? Truly? Do you like to help others? Do you want people to have access to food, shelter, education, medicine, and good paying jobs? Do you want that for everybody or just the people like you? Do you make choices that impede or prevent access to folks? Why or why not? Do you subscribe to a religion or moral code? If you do, how do you live it out? If you don't, why isn't it important to you? Can a nation profess a religion when the founding documents say otherwise? Can a nation profess a religion when leaders are making decisions that don’t match declarations? ⁠Matthew 25⁠⁠ An Nisa Ayat 36⁠⁠Metta

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