How can we become more capable of repairing our relationships with ourselves, others, and with God?
In this episode, Dan and Rachael dive into the concept of repair in both personal and larger societal contexts.
They stress the importance of humility in our repair process, introducing the concept of "epistemic humility" as a way to express love by making space for others. It's a curious approach that acknowledges the limitations of our perspective, which is shaped by our unique experiences.
The conversation becomes personal as they reflect on a past publication that may have caused harm and explore how these experiences can be used for growth and repair.
By practicing repair with justice, mercy, and humility (Micah 6:8) in our day-to-day personal relationships, we can also begin to address broader societal issues with a similar approach. Rachael closes out this episode with this reminder: "Repair is a core part of what it means to love and be loved." This episode contains brief explicit language that may be offensive to some listeners; discretion is advised.