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When the Roman Empire collapsed Christianity emerged as there was a renewed emphasis in society for the supernatural. Religious ideology helped people to reflect on the divinity and Transcendence beyond their human experience and to connect with their loved ones. Religion after tragedy was a helpful guidance for people in this culture after losing people to devastating plagues throughout Europe. HOWEVER, religion can be wielded dangerously to force others into compliance with your belief. WE DEAL WITH THIS AT CHRISTMAS. FORCING THE JESUS CONCEPT ON OTHERS DRIVES PEOPLE AWAY. Holding onto a quiet, humble hope for a better is what can get us though the holidays as we transcend and live above the mess.
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REFERENCES: English Standard Version Bible (2009), Hebrews 11, Nelson. English Standard Version Bible, (2009), Proverbs, Nelson. D. Due, D.W. Sue, D. Sue, S. Sue (2022). Understanding Abnormal Behavior. Cengage Learning. King James Version Bible (2009), James 1:27, Nelson.
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Sometimes the holidays can be hard for people who are marginalized by religion can view the holidays in a different way. This episode offers thought provoking concepts of the Christmas season from a progressive christian lens. This is the first episode of the podcast ever!! Enjoy.
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REFERENCES: D. Due, D.W. Sue, D. Sue, S. Sue (2022). Understanding Abnormal Behavior. Cengage Learning. M. Wilcox (2021), Queer Religiosities, Rowman & Littlefield.
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