Here is a conversation I had with Sam Mathew, a friend of mine, on his journey out of religious fundamentalism; to be specific, Christian fundamentalism.
Sam is someone who comes full circle in terms of his intellectual curiosity about God and the universe; and I am sure you would find his storytelling so down to earth, honest, relatable and stimulating.
Sam’s narrative is a great example of someone who deliberately hung on to truthful seeking, which led him to a phenomenal evolution of personal growth, and a gradual development of a more progressive, inclusive and scientifically rooted mindset.
I am deeply grateful for his honesty and transparency about his own struggles through the different phases of his life’s journey, yet not hesitant to expose the hypocrisy, dishonesty and deceitfulness of religion.
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Here is a conversation I had with Sam Mathew, a friend of mine, on his journey out of religious fundamentalism; to be specific, Christian fundamentalism.
Sam is someone who comes full circle in terms of his intellectual curiosity about God and the universe; and I am sure you would find his storytelling so down to earth, honest, relatable and stimulating.
Sam’s narrative is a great example of someone who deliberately hung on to truthful seeking, which led him to a phenomenal evolution of personal growth, and a gradual development of a more progressive, inclusive and scientifically rooted mindset.
I am deeply grateful for his honesty and transparency about his own struggles through the different phases of his life’s journey, yet not hesitant to expose the hypocrisy, dishonesty and deceitfulness of religion.
Like this content? Subscribe to the podcast in your favorite podcasting platform (Google, Spotify, Apple, Audible) or YouTube, email us at podcast@day2project.com, follow us on twitter @Day2Project