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Flipping the God Paradigm: authentic Christianity

Bill McNary posits the idea that Christianity is stuck. It is not moving forward. A religion cannot limit God’s love, but it can limit ours, if we let it. Religion must evolve, it must be updated to align with the current understanding of the universe. Flipping the God Paradigm provides a God update, one suitable for the 21st century.

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Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement

As leader of the Catholic Worker movement, founded in 1933, Dorothy advocated for civil rights, worker's rights, social justice and pacifism. A person of faith, but also a person of action. Join us as we talk to Kevin Ahern, professor of Religious Studies at Manhattan University and director of the Dorothy Day Center.

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The Plague of PFAs: Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility

Find out about the impact of PFAs on our health and the environment. Discover insights from the experts at PEER on PFAs in this informative podcast episode.

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OXFAM America: Fighting Inequality To End Poverty and Injustice

Join us as we talk to Abby Maxman, President of Oxfam America to find out about their work in Gaza, South Sudan and other places around the world. Learn about the impact of the USAID shutdown.

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Special Olympics: A Global Sports Movement

Special Olympics' mission is as vital today as it was when the movement was founded. Representing over 5.3 million athletes, unified partners, coaches, and volunteers worldwide, Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship.

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