Can Politics EVER Be Healthy? Part 3

About this episode

In this episode, the hosts conclude their series on faith and politics, discussing how spirituality can influence and improve public discourse.

🎙️ Episode: Can Politics Ever Be Healthy? | Faith, Spirituality & Division in America Can politics ever be healthy ? In this episode of The Tapestry Podcast , Mike, Mikayla, and Mwangi close out their three-part series on faith and politics — exploring how spirituality can shape (and sometimes heal) our public life. They talk about: The spiritual stakes of politics and division Billy Graham’s warning about religion and the political right The danger of political idolatry How Jesus reframed political questions Why humility and empathy matter more than “being right” This is an honest, hopeful conversation about what it means to practice faith in a polarized world — and how we can start building healthier political dialogue rooted in love, curiosity, and community. 👉 Listen now and join the conversation. Keywords: faith and politics, spirituality podcast, religion and government, healthy politics, political idolatry, Jesus and politics, Billy Graham quote, Christian podcast, empathy and understanding, Tapestry Podcast

People in this episode

Host: Mike

Guests: Mikayla, Mwangi

Topics covered

• faith and politics
• spirituality
• political dialogue
• division
• humility
• empathy

Keywords

• faith and politics
• spirituality podcast
• religion and government
• healthy politics
• political idolatry
• Jesus and politics
• Billy Graham quote
• Christian podcast
• empathy and understanding

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: Tapestry Podcast

Places: America

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