Interfaith Easter: Jason Mankey and Mike Stygal - A Pagan Easter (NS21)

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🗓️ 24 February 2015

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Our latest Easter reflection comes from Jason Mankey and Mike Stygal. Jason was a Christian, but became increasingly disillusioned with right wing politics and intolerant attitudes, and so began to explore paganism. But despite this, he maintained his...

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0:00.0	Nomad Spirituality
0:16.4	Welcome back to Nomad's Interfaith Easter.
0:19.5	Well done for remembering what it was called, Warder.
0:21.3	Yeah, it's a bit of a mouthful.
0:23.3	I have to remind you every time, don't I?
0:24.7	I don't have to record this interview?
0:26.5	Yeah, that's not mentioned before.
0:28.5	Enjoying the series?
0:30.5	Yeah, it's been fascinating.
0:31.7	Yeah.
0:32.2	Yeah.
0:33.1	Yeah, it's been very interesting listening to other people's points of view of what Easter is about who aren't Christians.
0:41.1	I love the fact that people are up for doing this.
0:43.3	We don't know these people with contact.
0:45.0	They're not getting paid.
0:46.0	They've got nothing to gain from it.
0:47.1	Yeah.
0:47.6	But they're just wanting to engage and help you understand them and understand us a bit better.
0:53.0	Yeah.
0:53.8	Can you imagine if a Sikh asked you to do a reflection on Christianity for one of their
0:58.9	celebrations?
0:59.3	Yeah.
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