In this week’s conversation I sat down with Mitch Embry. He is a husband, educator, philosopher, a fellow podcaster, and an agnostic. In our conversation we examine what it means to have belief in a higher power and how it feels when those closely held beliefs venture into the realm of doubt. We also discuss how others view you based upon your beliefs or religious affiliation, especially, when you change your beliefs into something different from others. During our chat Mitch describes his journey into becoming more secular or becoming a “non-believer,” and how these realizations changed him. I found his musings to be thoughtful and sincere. It is my hope my audience gives this conversation a chance regardless of their own faith or belief and they can come out the other side feeling more attuned with those within the atheist or agnostic community.
Credits
“An Undeniable Prognosis (Best Atheist Arguments)”
March 25, 2014
Guest Links and Resources
Mitch Embry
Just Friends Podcast
https://open.spotify.com/show/5q5VNzOqqBmr3Vthpv6YIy?si=lMqhNYMRSjOOtJtSLUOznQ
Brian Rodman
Memoirs of an Angel
https://www.brianrodman.com/comics
Majah Pane
“No Cap”