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#30. Author and Jesuit Joe Hoover, Questions God while Taunting Death, with his new book. "O'Death Where Is Thy Sting." A Meditation On Suffering.
We sit and have a profound conversation with first time author, Joe Hoover to discuss his book that's coming out mid December. He explains what drove him to make this book and why he feels it's more needed now with the state of the world. He also describes his background growing up as a devoted catholic and being introduced to different cultures and backgrounds while on his pilgrimages. From having complete faith in God to provide while traveling from town to down with no means to survive. But at the same time question why some are more fortunate than those being born with difficult circumstances than their counterparts. He actually puts complete accountability on Christians and the Church for not being more vocal in the fight for justice, equality and peace. That the church should be more present in the battles of helping thy neighbor. This was a great interview we hope you all enjoy.
Joe Hoover's Website:
JoeHoover.net
Joe's book can be purchased at www.orbisbooks.com
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We sit and have a profound conversation with first time author, Joe Hoover to discuss his book that's coming out mid December. He explains what drove him to make this book and why he feels it's more needed now with the state of the world. He also describes his background growing up as a devoted catholic and being introduced to different cultures and backgrounds while on his pilgrimages. From having complete faith in God to provide while traveling from town to down with no means to survive. But at the same time question why some are more fortunate than those being born with difficult circumstances than their counterparts. He actually puts complete accountability on Christians and the Church for not being more vocal in the fight for justice, equality and peace. That the church should be more present in the battles of helping thy neighbor. This was a great interview we hope you all enjoy.
Joe Hoover's Website:
JoeHoover.net
Joe's book can be purchased at www.orbisbooks.com
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Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bro-rantz/message
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bro-rantz/support