EPISODE · Jul 31, 2025 · 19 MIN
The false sacred!
from Finding Meaning · host Skip Rushing
We hold onto a lot of things and we believe thry are not negotiable in our life. Religion, politics, etc. We hold onto these things as though they were something to be worshiped. Spirituality is about coming to terms with the fact thst some of those things need to be set aside. It’s very difficult to set aside things we thought were sacred when we discover are not.
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