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EPISODE · Feb 23, 2024 · 49 MIN

(S01/E12) Myth #6, Part 1 - You Just Don't Care About Your Faith Tradition!!!

from Interfaithing: Why families can embrace two faiths under one roof · host Ari Saks & Anna DeWeese

Join Ari and Anna as they unpack and explore the myth that you choose to marry someone of a different faith tradition because you just don't care about your own. This is the first part of a special THREE part episode to close out the six myths of Season #1.   Topics addressed include: Are people becoming more apathetic about faith? A family's tradition to NOT press their children to marry someone of the same faith;  Is America a "goldene medinah" or a "treyfe medinah" for the Jewish people?  Exploring the blessing of assimilation; How diversity is godly and holy; and much more (including why Ari and Anna are friends)!!! This episode includes a short vignette from Benjamin Segal of the Interfaith Community (IFC) of New York (www.interfaithcommunity.org) and an important update on the FUTURE OF INTERFAITHING. Stay tuned for PART 2 of this episode next week!

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