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Daniel Hodge – February 10, 2019
S.3 E.17 Colonialism, Faith, and Perceived Heroes: Obed Manwatkar
Woo-wee, colonialism is a hell-uv-a-drug. This week I sit down with a new friend, Obed Manwatkar. He breaks down his story of growing up in India, Ghandi, race, and of course, faith. As always, it gets deep. Check it out!
From Series: “Profane Faith“
A podcast that engages faith, on the margins. Faith that has been labeled, profane, non-conformist, and/ or “out there.” We’ll be exploring the intersections of the sacred, secular, and profane to find God.
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