E33: Is this the end of organized religion?

2018-12-09

[Note: Dr. Carrie Nantais is one of the featured panelists at the "Mind, Body & Spirit" luncheon event in Troy, Michigan on January 30, 2019. We're expecting this event to sellout, so register today. Listen as your host, Michael Angelo Caruso, interviews Dr. Nantais on a wide-range of topics, including religion vs. spirituality, finding good role models and the three things you need to be good at self-forgiveness. Show Notes: 1) The word "pew" comes from the Old French word "puye." 2) M...

[Note: Dr. Carrie Nantais is one of the featured panelists at the "Mind, Body & Spirit" luncheon event in Troy, Michigan on January 30, 2019. We're expecting this event to sellout, so register today.

Listen as your host, Michael Angelo Caruso, interviews Dr. Nantais on a wide-range of topics, including religion vs. spirituality, finding good role models and the three things you need to be good at self-forgiveness.

Show Notes:

1) The word "pew" comes from the Old French word "puye."

2) Michael referenced a quote from F. Scott Fitzgerald. The exact quotation is: "The test of a first rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposed ideas in the mind at the same time, and still retain the ability to function."

The quotation was published in an article titled, "The Crack-Up", in Esquire Magazine in February, 1936).

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