"I Know It's Illogical BUT..." - POLYTHEIST Gets Real About Faith | Forrest Valkai & Erika
January 21, 2025
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James, a Hellenistic polytheist from Oklahoma, calls in to discuss why some people maintain religious beliefs despite contradicting evidence. While exploring his own "god of the gaps" thinking, the conversation takes an unexpected turn when the hosts challenge his choice of Greek gods over local Native American deities. This leads to a deeper examination of how white supremacist ideology and cultural biases influence religious choices, even among those aware of logical fallacies in their beliefs. The hosts compassionately guide James through questioning his beliefs while acknowledging the emotional challenges of confronting one's faith.
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