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Hosted by Spiritual Unity in Religious Diversity · society · EN-US · 15 episodes
In a world of contention and division - regarding politics, power, and even religion - the spirit of God unites. God Unites is an interfaith audio and video podcast program fostering "Spiritual Unity in Religious Diversity" through sharing stories of faith journeys and conversations and commentary about topics of common interest.Topics include freedom of religion, strengthening families, worship practices, justice and forgiveness, and the reality of God and God's workings in our lives and in the world today.The program's founder and host is David Risley, a convert to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which teaches the spiritual kinship of all people as children of God and the foundational importance of freedom of religion and respect for those of other faiths.The perspective of this program is illustrated in its logo, featuring overlapping circles symbolizing diversity of religions and faith traditions, each with unique characteristics, and yet a common core of s
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Episode #15
<p>Special Episode: "Peacemakers Needed" -- Landmark address by Russell M. Nelson, former world-renowned heart surgeon, now serving as President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.</p>
Episode #14
<p>Josh Sabo: An unexpected spiritual journey led him to becoming a pastor, followed by a spiritual restlessness leading to an equally unexpected path to serve a broader community as the executive director of Heartland HOUSED, devoted to achieving functional zero homelessness in Springfield, Illinois, through a housing first strategy of collective impact.</p>
Episode #13
<p>In this continuation of a conversation begun in Episode 12, host David Risley and University of Illinois Professor Robin Fretwell Wison are joined by University of Illinois Student Toby George to discuss "Tolerance Means Dialogues" in both principle and practice.</p><p>Tolerance Means Dialogues website: https://www.tolerancemeans.com/</p><p>Robin Fretwell Wilson website: https://robinfretwellwilson.com/</p><p>God Unites website: https://GodUnites.com</p><p>#peacemakers #tolerance #lgbt #lgbtq</p>
Episode #12
<p>Professor Robin Fretwell Wilson of the University of Illinois discusses reconciling freedom of religion and sometimes competing civil liberties, including nondiscrimination. </p><p>Professor Wilson discusses how the "Utah Compromise" is an example of how lawmakers can work together across political and social divides to find ways to both protect and harmonize the basic civil liberties of freedom of religion, nondiscrimination, child welfare, and other interests. </p><p>Professor Wilson asserts that younger people, including her own students, can lead the way forward in finding peace and harmony in the midst of diversity. She notes that many older people se...
Episode #11
<p>Lisa Daniels found healing when she forgave her son's killer. She now leads the Darren B. Easterling Center for Restorative Practices. Through her work, Lisa lives out Jesus's teachings on forgiveness from the Sermon on the Mount. Her story shows restorative justice principles in action.</p><p><br>Confronting System Failures</p><p>Lisa shares her direct experience with the criminal justice system. She found that officials often ignore or minimize victims' interests and views. This happens even when they claim to seek justice for victims. Her insights come from personal loss, not theoretical understanding.</p><p><br>Informed...
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dedeication speaker, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
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