<p>In this episode James and Noah give updates on living in the pandemic and discuss how morality has a complicated relationship with democracy. The main question raised is how much should one hold other people to their own moral code, especially as a citizen in a democracy?</p>

In this episode James and Noah give updates on living in the pandemic and discuss how morality has a complicated relationship with democracy. The main question raised is how much should one hold other people to their own moral code, especially as a citizen in a democracy?

In My Experience #2 | Whose Morality Counts in a Democracy?

Welcome to “In My Experience” a discussion podcast with James and Noah. We’re both college students in the United States. Sit in and listen to us talk about various topics, such as our everyday life, theology, politics, culture, and science. Our aim is to talk about big topics, from the data and our own experiences. We want to bridge big questions with personal experience and anecdotes, because that’s really all we’re qualified to talk about. 

New episodes are posted ever other Tuesday. 

Send Questions or Comments to: 
inmyexperiencepodcast@gmail.com

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Welcome to “In My Experience” a discussion podcast with James and Noah. We’re both college students in the United States. Sit in and listen to us talk about various topics, such as our everyday life, theology, politics, culture, and science. Our aim is to talk about big topics, from the data and our own experiences. We want to bridge big questions with personal experience and anecdotes, because that’s really all we’re qualified to talk about. New episodes are posted ever other Tuesday. Send Questions or Comments to: inmyexperiencepodcast@gmail.com

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In My Experience #2 | Whose Morality Counts in a Democracy?

In My Experience #2 | Whose Morality Counts in a Democracy?