This type of reporting and dialogue is exactly what we need. I am impressed with how Megan Phelps-Roper handled the discussion and her continuous striving to not tip the scales in any direction but rather to dig into the deeper question at hand, "what is preventing us from having a civil discussion around these topics?" We all know that …
This type of reporting and dialogue is exactly what we need. I am impressed with how Megan Phelps-Roper handled the discussion and her continuous striving to not tip the scales in any direction but rather to dig into the deeper question at hand, "what is preventing us from having a civil discussion around these topics?" We all know that the answer is too complex to address fully in one podcast. But we need more of these thought-provoking pieces of content to be consumed by the public. It has me asking some very foundational questions of myself - taking me inward to explore where I might be wrong, might be shutting people down, might be taking a stand rather than asking questions to go deeper.
This type of reporting and dialogue is exactly what we need. I am impressed with how Megan Phelps-Roper handled the discussion and her continuous striving to not tip the scales in any direction but rather to dig into the deeper question at hand, "what is preventing us from having a civil discussion around these topics?" We all know that the answer is too complex to address fully in one podcast. But we need more of these thought-provoking pieces of content to be consumed by the public. It has me asking some very foundational questions of myself - taking me inward to explore where I might be wrong, might be shutting people down, might be taking a stand rather than asking questions to go deeper.