Religion and Conflict
Mary Doria Russell explores the role of religion in current conflicts, delving into the complexity of the Middle East crisis and the historical context that shapes it. She highlights the subjective nature of determining who is the "good guy" or the "bad guy" and how it depends on where the story begins. Through her writing, Russell brings a profound understanding of the intertwining of religion and conflict, leaving us with a sense of despair but also a deeper appreciation for the complexities at play.In this clip
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[Unedited] Mary Doria Russell With Krista Tippett
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