Displaying Episode 51 - 60 of 172 in total of Crossing Faiths with the tag “religion”.
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127: Josh Heath - The Modern Heathen
July 22nd, 2024 | Season 9 | 52 mins 21 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
Josh Heath is a leader within the Inclusive Heathen community within the United States. He is a US Army veteran, conflict resolution expert, and is actively involved in deradicalization and anti-extremism work within his community and the US at large. He formerly ran the organization called The Open Halls Project which helped advocate for the inclusion of new faiths and belief options for service members throughout the Department of Defense.
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126: Britt Hartley: No Nonsense Spirituality
July 15th, 2024 | Season 9 | 1 hr 6 mins
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
Brittney Hartley is an Atheist Spiritual Director through the Center of Nonreligious Spirituality. Her book is entitled No Nonsense Spirituality: All the Tools, No Faith Required. She has a Masters Degree in Theology with a focus in the Future of American Religion.
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125: Dignity with Fr. John Anderson
July 8th, 2024 | Season 9 | 2 hrs 19 mins
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
John Pinna speaks with returning guest Fr. John Anderson about the concept of human dignity and its foundational role in the preservation of the Republic.
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124: Nury Turkel
July 1st, 2024 | Season 9 | 53 mins 49 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
Nury Turkel is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute. He specializes in national security, foreign policy, digital authoritarianism, and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, forced labor, and supply chain risk. His memoir No Escape: The True Story of China’s Genocide of the Uyghurs won the 2023 Moore Prize for Human Rights Writing.
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123: Soraya Ahmadyar: Faith, Family, and American Identity
June 24th, 2024 | Season 9 | 42 mins 43 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
As the eighth child out of 9 of a family of immigrants who escaped the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in the late 70s, Soraya Ahmadyar has called California her home for her entire life. She attained her bachelors degree in business administration and later on pursued a masters in public administration and public policy where she now works for a local public institution.
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122: What About Barabbas?
June 17th, 2024 | Season 9 | 34 mins 40 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
In this episode, John and Elliot discuss the Biblical figure, Barabbas. John poses an interesting question: Was Barabbas the first recipient of Jesus' salvation?
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121: Dr. Mohamed Elsanousi
June 10th, 2024 | Season 9 | 20 mins 30 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
Dr. Mohamed Elsanousi, Executive Director of the Network for Religious and Traditional Peacemakers, a global network that connects grassroots peacemakers with global stakeholders for enduring peace.
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120: 120: Jonathan Randall
June 3rd, 2024 | Season 9 | 46 mins 30 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
Jonathan Randall is a Comedian/Activist/Writer/Actor living in NYC who has performed across North America, Europe, and Asia. Jonathan is Jewish and very outspoken about Palestinian human rights, ending the occupation, and freedom & equality for all people.
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119: Rabbi David Rosen
May 27th, 2024 | Season 9 | 40 mins
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
For more than two decades Rabbi David Rosen served as the Jerusalem based International Director of Interreligious Affairs of AJC (the American Jewish Committee) before recently taking up the position of Special Advisor to the Abrahamic Family House in Abu Dhabi.
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118: Breaking Cycles of Genocide: Rachel Miner, Bellwether International
May 20th, 2024 | Season 9 | 42 mins 53 secs
bible, christianity, islam, politics, quran, religion
Rachel has a bachelors in economics from Brigham Young University and masters in public administration from the London School of Economics and Political Science and masters in economic and political development from Columbia University. In 2021, Rachel was named a U.S. Truman Scholar.