Faith and Accountability in the Church

This chapter explores the contrasting beliefs and practices across religious denominations, emphasizing the balance between tradition and moral clarity. The speakers share personal reflections on their experiences with the Catholic Church, including artistic admiration and critiques of its darker history. Additionally, they discuss the implications of appointing the first American Pope, Robert Francis Prevost, and the intersections of politics, social issues, and public health in contemporary religious discourse.

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