What I Really Think About Religion
Send us Fan Mail Someone asked me during a live what I thought about religion. My answer was pretty simple: I don’t judge anybody’s religion, and I’m not interested in telling people what they should or shouldn’t believe. In recovery, we often say this is a spiritual, not religious, program. Over the years, I’ve learned to stay pretty close to that lane. For me, spirituality has become less about labels and more about the relationship I have with God, the way I live, how I treat people, and w...
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Audible Someone asked me during a live what I thought about religion. My answer was pretty simple: I don’t judge anybody’s religion, and I’m not interested in telling people what they should or shouldn’t believe.
In recovery, we often say this is a spiritual, not religious, program. Over the years, I’ve learned to stay pretty close to that lane.
For me, spirituality has become less about labels and more about the relationship I have with God, the way I live, how I treat people, and what’s happening inside of me.
In this episode, I share my personal thoughts on religion, spirituality, recovery, and why I believe we can talk about God without needing everybody to believe exactly the same thing.