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Dr. David Capes is the show director this week, and we discuss the justifications of war as understood by the Judaic and Christian traditions.

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Join us again this week for another great episode. Check out the article shared by Fr. Mario here.

Join us for another great discussion this week on rituals. 

Every religion has its rituals. Every society, community, city, town, county, and social group has rituals.

Simple events like going to a Starbucks is a ritual with its vocabulary and order of actions...

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Welcome to another show this week.

Our theme includes our faiths’ views of our bodies, physical selves, and overall health. 

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Our theme this week:

On the seventh day, after the work of creation, God rested.  Obviously, this hasn't a thing to do with divine fatigue on the part of the omnipotent Creator. Instead, it expresses God's savoring of what he has made. Aquinas says that the two basic moves of the will are to seek the absent good and to rest in the possessed good.

"""“ Do you believe,” the disciple asked the Rabbi, “that God created everything for a purpose?”

“I do,” replied the Rabbi.

“Well,” asked the disciple, “why did God create atheists?”

The Rabbi paused before giving an answer, and when he spoke his voice was soft and intense. “Sometimes we who believe, believe too much. We see the cruelty, the suffering, the injustice in the world and we say: ‘This is the will of God.’ We accept what we should not accept. That is when God sends us atheists to remind us that what passes for religion is not always religion. Sometimes what we accept in the name of God is what we should be fighting against in the name of God.”"""

""" Quoting the Baal Shem Tov, the founder of Hasidic Judaism, Buber explains that when atheists perform good deeds, they do so not from a religious obligation, but rather “an inner sense of morality.” In times of crisis, he continues, “you should never say ‘I pray that God will help you.’ Instead, for the moment, you should become an atheist, imagine that there is no God who can help, and say ‘I will help you.’”"""

Today we discuss sin and how we interpret this concept within our religious views. 

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In this show, we talk about what a mission includes. Is it self-generated? God?
 
We discuss any relationship between job and mission. 

Describe Life with or without a mission.