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Why God Chose a Womb (And Why It Changes Everything) | WMF20
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51:29Now PlayingWhat if one of the greatest obstacles to faith isn't doubt, but the way we see our own bodies?
This conversation began with a piece of artwork depicting Christ in the womb, but it quickly became something much deeper. Christopher, Bill, and Mike explore why the Incarnation is far more radical than most of us realize, how one surprising biological fact led to a six-month prayer journey, and why recovering a sense of awe for the human body changes the way we understand Christmas, the Eucharist, aging, death, and ultimately what it means to be human.
Perhaps the journey home begins where every human life began.
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