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Nones and Dones: Radical Hospitality in a Divided World

Nones and Dones: Radical Hospitality in a Divided World

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In episode 8 hosts Christina (CC) and Denise (DeDe) explore the growing phenomenon of "Nones and Dones" – those who have walked away from organized religion despite keeping spiritual beliefs. With 28% of U.S. adults now identifying as religiously unaffiliated, this conversation examines why people leave faith communities and how radical hospitality might create paths for healing.

The hosts discuss how political entanglement in churches has contributed to disillusionment, so Christina and Denise reflect on creating spaces where connection trumps correction.

The episode features a powerful reflection on Matthew 25:35-36, reminding listeners that authentic faith is shown through compassionate action rather than political alignment. For those hurt by religious institutions, this conversation offers hope for a spirituality built on genuine relationships rather than rigid dogma.

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