Join Pastor Brendan Curran and his guest, Phillip Dungan, in this thought-provoking episode of Forest Grove United Church of Christ's podcast, "Myths that Harm and Myths that Heal." In this installment, Pastor Brendan and Phillip delve into the fascinating topic of American Exceptionalism and its effects on our society.
As they embark on this exploration, Pastor Brendan and Phillip aim to uncover the myths surrounding American Exceptionalism and examine its potential harmful consequences. They challenge the notion that America is inherently superior to other nations and critically analyze the impact this belief has had on our policies, attitudes, and relationships with other countries.
Throughout the episode, Pastor Brendan and Phillip engage in an open and honest conversation, shedding light on the ways American Exceptionalism has perpetuated inequality, hindered empathy, and hindered our ability to learn from other cultures and nations. Together, they dissect the underlying narratives and stereotypes that contribute to this myth and discuss the importance of embracing a more nuanced and inclusive perspective.
Tune in to this enlightening episode of "Myths that Harm and Myths that Heal" to broaden your perspective, challenge prevailing myths, and embark on a journey toward healing and understanding.
Music provided by www.bensounds.com and https://www.epidemicsound.com
Send questions to podcast@fgucc.org
Find us on Facebook @fgucc and Instagram @forestgroveucc
Join Pastor Brendan Curran and his guest, Phillip Dungan, in this thought-provoking episode of Forest Grove United Church of Christ's podcast, "Myths that Harm and Myths that Heal." In this installment, Pastor Brendan and Phillip delve into the fascinating topic of American Exceptionalism and its effects on our society.
As they embark on this exploration, Pastor Brendan and Phillip aim to uncover the myths surrounding American Exceptionalism and examine its potential harmful consequences. They challenge the notion that America is inherently superior to other nations and critically analyze the impact this belief has had on our policies, attitudes, and relationships with other countries.
Throughout the episode, Pastor Brendan and Phillip engage in an open and honest conversation, shedding light on the ways American Exceptionalism has perpetuated inequality, hindered empathy, and hindered our ability to learn from other cultures and nations. Together, they dissect the underlying narratives and stereotypes that contribute to this myth and discuss the importance of embracing a more nuanced and inclusive perspective.
Tune in to this enlightening episode of "Myths that Harm and Myths that Heal" to broaden your perspective, challenge prevailing myths, and embark on a journey toward healing and understanding.
Music provided by www.bensounds.com and https://www.epidemicsound.com
Send questions to podcast@fgucc.org
Find us on Facebook @fgucc and Instagram @forestgroveucc