The New York Times Columnist Who Thinks You Should Be Religious
Description
On this episode of "Deseret Voices," McKay Coppins sits down with author and New York Times columnist Ross Douthat to discuss cultural currents surrounding religion in contemporary secular societies. As Douthat shares his insights, he reflects on the unexpected openness he encountered towards religious discussions during a recent book tour and in his interactions with readers.
This interview delves into Douthat's exploration of American culture's shifting attitudes towards spirituality, the evolving narrative of faith, and his arguments for religion’s relevance in modern life.
“Deseret Voices” is hosted by award-winning journalists McKay Coppins and Jane Clayson Johnson, who go beyond the headlines to explore the stories, people, and ideas shaping our world today. Through thoughtful, in-depth conversations, the “Deseret Voices” podcast brings clarity and common ground to the complex issues defining our time.
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