ABOUT THIS EPISODE
What are we actually talking about when we talk about religion? Is it possible that we are just using different words to describe experiences we all have in common?
In this episode of Coffee & Cocoa, recorded shortly after Easter, Kimberly and Kari discuss the themes of death and renewal that are part of the Christian holiday, and how they are echoed in the pagan celebrations that came before. They consider how the stories we tell shape what we believe, and how we choose and change our beliefs.
Along the way they talk about new hymns, old family traditions, feeling the spirit at women’s hockey games, and what they believe is ultimately true.
You might come away from this episode reconsidering some of your own beliefs.
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