Genocide Joe, Head Injuries & Vietnam Veterans | Ep 67 | Moral Combat

Moral Combat Podcast

In episode 67 of the Moral Combat Podcast, Nathaniel and Zachary delve into the complexities of healing from religious trauma after leaving their evangelical Christian upbringing. The brothers discuss the challenging process of questioning ingrained beliefs and values, the importance of finding joy in the present, and the everyday challenges of work, health, and maintaining friendships. Their conversations cover a wide range of topics, including the therapeutic benefits of podcasting, the role of trauma bonding in personal connections, and the discrepancies between religious teachings and historical evidence about Christianity. They critically examine the influence of the black church on social justice issues, particularly its stance on international conflicts and the contradiction of political figures exploiting religious spaces for personal gain. Additionally, they explore the intersection of neuroscience and religion, discussing studies on brain injuries and religious fundamentalism, and consider the healing potential of plant medicine. The episode is peppered with personal anecdotes, from military service to video games, and culminates in a discussion on creative projects, including Zachary's upcoming music release. This episode is a rich tapestry of personal reflection, societal critique, and the search for healing and growth beyond religious trauma.
Moral Combat, hosted by siblings Nathan and Zach Blaustone, is a heartfelt exploration of life's complexities, with a primary focus on healing from religious trauma. Step into their world as they navigate the realms of music production, confront the lingering echoes of religious trauma, and embrace laughter as a universal healer. With each episode, Nathan and Zach weave together their unique perspectives, seasoned with dynamic personalities that make every discussion an engaging adventure. From unraveling the complexities of personal growth to fostering open communication, healing the scars of religious indoctrination, and embracing the unfiltered authenticity of siblinghood, Moral Combat is your passport to thought-provoking conversations, heartfelt insights, and the pure joy of shared moments. Join us in the combat for morality, one conversation at a time.
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