"Humans Naturally Seek a Savior" says Sociologist
June 3, 2023
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as posted by the channelIn this fascinating interview, I sit down with Dr. John Carroll, a non-Christian Australian sociologist, to discuss his latest book entitled, "The Savior Syndrome: Searching for Hope and Meaning in an Age of Unbelief." In the book, Dr. Carroll argues that Westerners are naturally inclined to seek a savior.
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