Faith, Freedom, and COVID: A Conversation with Rev. John Naugle
Episode Overview
Rev. Naugle's fight for religious freedom during COVID-19. The moral injury caused by acquiescence to power. Importance of maintaining faith amidst societal challenges. Impact of COVID-19 policies on religious practices. Discussion on trust issues in society post-pandemic.
"A priest should be ready to preach, pray, or die at any moment."
What drives someone to seek a life without alcohol? This episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical' features Jeffrey Tucker interviewing Rev. John Naugle, exploring the moral and psychological dimensions of society's struggles during the COVID-19 pandemic. Rev. Naugle shares his experiences fighting for religious freedom and the right to worship amidst secular opposition. He discusses the moral injury that arises from acquiescence to power and emphasises the importance of a higher sense of purpose in life.
The conversation touches on various topics, including the role of the church during the pandemic, societal trust issues, and the impact of COVID policies on individuals and communities. With humour and depth, Tucker and Naugle navigate the complexities of faith, truth, and societal change, providing listeners with engaging insights into the challenges faced by religious institutions during these turbulent times.
Whether you're curious about how faith intersects with societal issues or interested in personal stories of resilience, this episode offers a unique perspective worth exploring. Do you believe faith can provide a stronger foundation against societal upheaval?