Growing up in South Memphis, Reverend Roslyn Nichols was shaped by ideas of justice, her family, and the strong women who raised her. Our conversation covers the limitations of a black and white theological understanding, the ambiguities of scripture, and the role of justice in a Christian context. We also emphasize the importance of allowing yourself permission to let your relationship with God evolve and fall apart, and finding a safe space to ask questions without judgment.
As we wrap up this insightful episode, we reflect on the complexities of faith and how our relationship with God is not about practices and rules, but rather a relationship that goes through highs and lows. Engage in the conversation around faith and join us in unlearning religion for a life of freedom, as the incredible Reverend Roslyn Nichols guides us through her unique experiences and invaluable insights.
