<p>In the third episode of ‘The Inner Sanctuary,’ Jessica Morgan and new co-host, Owen Griffiths, question the need for religion if people are generally good.</p>

In the third episode of ‘The Inner Sanctuary,’ Jessica Morgan and new co-host, Owen Griffiths, question the need for religion if people are generally good.

Do good people need religion?

‘The Inner Sanctuary’ is a safe place where faith and real life intersects. Each episode is around 15 minutes long and is for anyone who wants to think about what faith is and what that might look like in our personal lives and in the world. We’ll chat about the hurdles to faith, the joy to be found in faith and why we think Jesus is central to it all. Wherever you are on the journey, you are welcome here!

A bit about our hosts…. 
Jess Morgan has been on a winding journey of faith and self discovery that is ever evolving. She enjoys the ‘grey’ areas of life and chatting endlessly about what that means - we had to put the 15 minute cap on the pod to keep her in check! She also loves singing and people.

Owen Griffiths is a deep thinker with an interest in ‘Practical Theology’ (google it, it’s cool), social justice and new ways of thinking about and approaching faith. Owen has a background in civil engineering, Church ministry and has practiced as a psycho-therapist. He’s also a cracking cook and woodcarver… Bit of an all rounder really!

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‘The Inner Sanctuary’ is a safe place where faith and real life intersects. Each episode is around 15 minutes long and is for anyone who wants to think about what faith is and what that might look like in our personal lives and in the world. We’ll chat about the hurdles to faith, the joy to be found in faith and why we think Jesus is central to it all. Wherever you are on the journey, you are welcome here! A bit about our hosts…. Jess Morgan has been on a winding journey of faith and self discovery that is ever evolving. She enjoys the ‘grey’ areas of life and chatting endlessly about what that means - we had to put the 15 minute cap on the pod to keep her in check! She also loves singing and people. Owen Griffiths is a deep thinker with an interest in ‘Practical Theology’ (google it, it’s cool), social justice and new ways of thinking about and approaching faith. Owen has a background in civil engineering, Church ministry and has practiced as a psycho-therapist. He’s also a cracking cook and woodcarver… Bit of an all rounder really!

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Do good people need religion?

Do good people need religion?