Ep. 436 Amar Peterman - Loving Your Neighbor Across Real Difference
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Amar Peterman and Joshua Johnson discuss the importance of building community and hospitality across differences.
In this conversation, Amar Peterman and I get into the slow, local, unglamorous work of becoming neighbors across real difference. We talk about the table as the place where the common good gets built, and why so many of us are far more comfortable playing host than being hosted - flinging our doors open without ever considering who actually walks through them. We get into hospitality as displacement, an accompaniment that refuses to leave, Thomas learning you can't reason your way to resurre...
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