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Is Self-Care a False Gospel?
May 4, 2022
Exploring the debate of self-care as a false gospel, the podcast discusses its marketability and infiltration into society and the church. They reflect on wellness practices, intertwining with spirituality and questionable marketing tactics. The conversation delves into historical roots, how self-care impacts trust and biblical principles, and the balance between self-compassion and serving others. Church participation and the importance of personal trust in decision-making are also explored.
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- Self-care emphasizes individual well-being through daily practices like mental health days, shifting focus to personal choices and wellness experiences.
- Wellness theology prioritizes self-gratification and intuitive self-focus over communal and spiritual well-being, influenced by spiritual but not religious beliefs.
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Self-Care and Wellness Center Experience
Visiting a wellness center in Arizona leads to encounters with clairvoyants, astrologers, and dreamologists, showcasing extreme wellness practices. Despite the luxurious setting, realizations about self-care focus on everyday experiences like mental health days and personal choices, indicating a shift towards individual well-being and self-improvement.
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