How to Disagree Well
May 25, 2020
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as posted by the channelAn article by the Protestant pastor Timothy Keller offers "6 Principles for How to Argue When You Disagree" (). In today's "Word on Fire Show," Bishop Barron and Brandon Vogt and walk through the article and discuss how we can have better conversations with people who hold very different views than us.
A listener asks if, as a priest, Bishop Barron ever gets bored at prayer.
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