You Inc. Episode 41: Discussing Religion w/ Published Author and Professor Dr. Stephen Kern

February 12, 2018 Ria Dark
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These days, talk of religion feels like a battleground—but it does not have to be. Atheist, Christian, Jewish, Islamic, Buddist, Agnostic and everything in between, talking religion as it has evolved throughout history is a conversation that everyone can share and build on. Join Dr. Stephen Kern and me as we discuss religion, spirituality and the intertwined nature of the two as they have moved through history.

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