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In this episode of The Perspicacious Perspective, I explore the timeless question: Is it worth believing in God? I look at how faith—or the lack of it—can shape morality, community, personal responsibility, and the stability of societies across the world.

Drawing from the teachings and traditions of the Abrahamic religions, I discuss the ways belief systems have influenced law, culture, and human relationships for centuries. I also consider the possible consequences of turning away from religion—both the freedoms gained and the challenges created.

Has the decline of faith made us more liberated, or has it left us more fragmented and uncertain? Have we lost something essential by moving away from religious traditions, or are we forging a better path without them?

Join me as I ask difficult questions, challenge assumptions, and reflect on whether belief in God is still meaningful—and necessary—in today’s world.