“The Truth Is Worth It.” – NY Times’ Elizabeth Dias

For The Love With Jen Hatmaker Podcast

Jen Hatmaker

Society & Culture, Relationships

4.6 • 6.4K Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2019

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

When we sat down to plan For the Love of Finding the Truth, one of the first names that came to mind was Elizabeth Dias of The New York Times. And for good reason—Elizabeth is one of our best thinkers right now, giving us context for what’s going on at the intersection of politics and religion in America, all the while searching for underrepresented voices that need to be amplified. A decade ago, Elizabeth started her career at Time, sitting down with heavy-hitters like Pope Francis and the Dalai Lama while also covering social and ideological shifting sands, like the way the Latino community is changing the face of evangelical churches and our culture’s collective response to Trayvon Martin’s death. Elizabeth and Jen talk about the way American Christians are trying to reconcile their decisions at the ballot box with their faith, and why it’s so important to ask hard questions, even if you don’t like the answers you get in return. Elizabeth reminds us even when we get uncomfortable and dig for answers beneath the surface, the truth is always worth it. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi everybody, my name is Remy.
0:03.6	Welcome to the For The Love Podcast with your host, Jen Hatmaker, my mom.
0:09.3	She writes books and speaks to counts, but she mostly loves talking to amazing people
0:14.8	on this podcast every week.
0:17.2	Thanks for listening, we hope you enjoyed the show.
0:20.0	Hey guys, Jen Hatmaker is here, me, your host at The For The Love Podcast.
0:26.3	Welcome to the show.
0:27.3	Glad you're here today.
0:28.4	Really glad you're here today actually.
0:30.2	We are in the middle of a series called For The Love of Finding the Truth.
0:36.0	It's just such a weird time to be alive right now and we have so much information coming
0:41.7	at us, more than any other time in human history.
0:45.8	And as we've seen so much of it is fake or false or inflated, we're staring the ship
0:52.4	into this mega campaign season again, which is just so loud and so noisy.
0:59.0	We just have a lot to sift through in order to be in the know in order to have a real solid
1:05.3	grasp on what is true.
1:07.5	And so we really wanted to put this series together to have conversations with smart and
1:12.9	interesting people in this field helping us discern and listen and really have a better
1:21.2	understanding of what's going on in our culture and in our world.
1:24.7	And so today's guest is going to help us think through some pretty big topics like,
1:30.9	let's see, for example, what do I do when my faith and my politics are in conflict?
1:40.4	Or what do I do when it seems like the faith that I want shared with a group of people
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