

Reza Aslan: the birth of god, the problem of identity, and Pete Buttigieg
Apr 4, 2019
Reza Aslan, a best-selling author and commentator known for his insights into the cognitive science of religion, dives into thought-provoking discussions. He explores the birth of God in human history and argues that religion is more about identity than belief. He reflects on the complexities of myth and ritual, critiques the ignorance surrounding faith, and underscores the necessity of combating racism within religious communities. Additionally, he shares his enthusiastic support for Pete Buttigieg and highlights the challenges of parenting in a multi-faith family.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Baseball and Faith: A Unique Pilgrimage Experience
03:12 • 3min
Exciting Summer Adventure: Beer and Baseball in Milwaukee
06:21 • 2min
Exploring the Concept of God
08:06 • 17min
Navigating Religious Identity and Belief
25:01 • 27min
Threats to Constitutional Foundations
51:41 • 5min
Confronting Racism: The Role of Religious Leaders in a Changing America
56:44 • 5min
Navigating Values in a Multi-Faith Family
01:01:45 • 4min