Do you think I'm going to find God at Harvard?

Do you think I'm gonna find God at Harvard?

No. Okay, I'm just gonna maybe after.

You might.

Finding God is not an isolated experience.

It's a journey.

Yeah, that's what I'm learning and this journey is hard.

From crooked media, this is unholyer than Now. I'm your host, Philip Picardy.

Okay, y'all, just in time for the holiday season, this is the final episode of the second season of Unholier than now. That's right, as Jesus Christ

enters stage right in his little manger I am officially exiting stage left.

And it is important that I exit stage left

because I have about 75 pages of final papers to write.

I want to thank you all, first and foremost,

for coming along this journey with me this season.

The podcast is so different than it was last season and I'm really proud of the different kinds of conversations

we were able to have this time around and also just that I was able to share a little bit more of my

personal story because I feel like that's what this kind of podcast journey and

spirituality journey has been all wrapped up in but it hasn't always been easy to talk about

you know my own personal experiences and battles with religion and I've been

getting a lot of questions about you know where I'm going with all of this what the whole point of it was and I

guess you know I wish I had like a neater answer for you guys and of course I still

have a semester ahead of me at the Divinity School, but you know for me I think the biggest thing that I've kind of landed on when listeners ask me, you know, am I Christian? Am I going to church again? am I going to find a new religious tradition to follow

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