Quentin Moore
Quentin Moore
Choosing Love Over Hate
Choosing Love Over Hate
Choosing Love Over Hate
Monday 20th October 2025
Explore why hate has no place in healthy communities with Dr. Quentin Moore's powerful insights on love, faith, and justice.
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Episode Overview
- Discrimination impacts physical health outcomes.
- Speaking up against hatred is essential for wellbeing.
- Building communities requires genuine relationships.
- Examine personal biases for growth.
- Love is an active choice shaping society.
"Hate is not godly. It never has been, and it never will be."
Ever wondered what it takes to build a community rooted in love rather than hate? Dr. Quentin Moore, a seasoned family nurse practitioner and retired officer with the United States Public Health Service, brings his wealth of experience to the table in this thought-provoking episode. Dr. Moore discusses the urgent need for communities to choose love over exclusion, emphasising how discrimination directly impacts physical health outcomes.
Hate isn't just a moral issue; it's a public health crisis affecting cardiovascular health, mental wellness, and even life expectancy. Dr. Moore challenges listeners to confront the uncomfortable rise in hateful rhetoric, often disguised as religious belief, that targets marginalised communities. He argues that speaking up against hatred isn't political—it's essential for collective wellbeing. The episode encourages listeners to actively participate in building authentic communities grounded in love, truth, and justice. Dr.
Moore highlights the importance of genuine relationships across lines of difference, urging everyone to do the 'inner work' by examining personal biases and staying curious rather than defensive. He passionately asserts that true faith calls us to welcome strangers and stand with the oppressed, not protect comfort and privilege. If you're curious about how ordinary people can make extraordinary changes, this episode is a must-listen. Dr.
Moore's insights are both enlightening and empowering, providing a roadmap for building healthier communities through compassion and courage. As he says, "Love is a verb," and choosing love is an everyday decision that shapes our society. So, what does your faith call you to do? Are you ready to speak up against hate and choose love?
This episode is not just a call to action but a heartfelt invitation to reflect on your values and how they can transform the world around you.