

Ruining Dinner: from the legacy of Thich Nhat Hanh to Jerry Falwell Jr blaming his Mom
Jan 28, 2022
Diana Butler Bass, a renowned scholar of American Religion known for her progressive Christian insights, joins the conversation to explore the intersection of faith, politics, and culture. She discusses the legacy of Thich Nhat Hanh and the challenges of navigating awkward dinner conversations surrounding these topics. The dialogue covers the complexities of multi-faith identities and how they shape political engagement, as well as critiques of figures like Jerry Falwell Jr., all while maintaining a humorous and engaging tone.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Navigating Awkward Conversations
04:27 • 25min
Navigating Multi-Faith Identities and Political Dynamics
29:46 • 20min
Navigating Religion and Community Dynamics in a Pandemic
49:52 • 5min
Controversial Leadership Changes and Policy Shifts in Virginia
55:04 • 4min
Navigating Controversies in Art Education
58:49 • 7min
Navigating Beliefs and Public Discourse
01:05:55 • 29min
Critique of Falwell and Evangelical Hypocrisy
01:34:38 • 7min
Exploring Jesus Together During Lent
01:41:25 • 3min