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Megan Phelps-Roper was raised inside one of the most infamous religious communities in America. More than a decade after she left, and now a mother herself, she's returning to the Bible — not to reclaim belief, but to ask a harder question: What’s worth keeping?
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At a time where we seem to be vilifying every person for their beliefs, it’s refreshing to have an intelligent, curious dive into bible stories that demand a closer look at our humanity and its contradictions as well as beauty. Thank you.
These are stories. I grew up in church hearing and reading about, and I never thought I would be interested in a podcast about hearing them again. However, Megan does a fantastic job of making these stories meaningful again.
I love this podcast and her perspective. It shows the illiteracy of those who are thrust upon religion. To see her view of the stories now is intriguing and she’s also a great story teller.
I’d listen to Megan talk about anything! Her voice is so soothing and engaging and she always talks in a vulnerable and thought provoking way. I appreciate her personal insight and the way she leaves it all on the table without judgement.
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