Episode 127: Mortality, Morality, and Religion with Ojo Taylor
Hi Pilgrim,
University Professor and former bassist for the Christian punk band “Undercover” Ojo Taylor returns to discuss a recent blog post he wrote as he turned 65.
Getting older ain’t easy but Ojo reflects on the benefits that ageing brings
including wisdom, perspective, and an understanding of what’s really important in life. And of course with his very public transition from Christian musician to atheism we go on frequent tangents discussing God, faith, the nature of belief, and morality without religion…among other things!
Peace & Buen Camino,
Steve & Tammy
Show Notes
Find Ojo’s blog and link to his article here
Download episode on iTunes here
Download episode on Stitcher here
Download episode on Spotify here
Go Beyond the Pale with Ojo Taylor!
5:23 – Conversation begins
10:23 – When “friends” unfriend over belief differences
15:57 – Discussing ageing, mortality, and stages of life
16:32 – The benefits of therapy
24:48 – Comparing ourselves to others
25:52 – With age, “Time” becomes our currency
44:56 – No longer trying to “save the world for Jesus”
53:10 – Discussing morality without religion
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