

Diana Butler Bass: Religion, Politics, & the Elephant in the Room
Oct 4, 2020
Diana Butler Bass, a distinguished author and speaker on religion and politics, dives into the intersections of faith and contemporary society. She addresses the complexities of discussing religion during election seasons, advocating for open dialogue to mend fraying relationships. The conversation explores apocalyptic narratives, urging constructive discussions amidst fear-driven cultures, and highlights the critical role of women of color in elections. Bass encourages listeners to embrace community and compassion in political engagement, promoting a more inclusive approach to faith and activism.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Religion and Politics in Challenging Times
02:28 • 2min
Faith, Politics, and Community Engagement
04:57 • 17min
Apocalyptic Narratives and Cultural Dynamics
21:33 • 21min
Exploring Faith's Influence on Politics and Personal Growth
42:23 • 2min
Navigating Political Tensions and Voting Safety
44:39 • 13min
Faith in Action: Voting with Purpose
58:06 • 8min
Weaving Politics and Faith: Women's Voices
01:06:31 • 23min
Reimagining Theology: Gender, Language, and Christian Identity
01:29:43 • 3min
Navigating Political Divides
01:33:03 • 8min
Navigating Faith and Personal Beliefs During Election Season
01:41:03 • 3min