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Jemimah Wright2025-02-27T07:38:00
As public figures Grimes and Cord Jefferson discuss the death of religion,and whether God even exisis, Jemimah Wright says we need to look at it as an encouragement to share the good news of Jesus to those around us.
Actress, Minnie Driver, from Good Will Hunting fame, has a podcast called Minnie Questions, and I sometimes listen to it. In each episode she asks her guest a series of questions based on French novelist, Marcel Proust’s questionnaire, which she says was, ‘originally a nineteenth century parlour game where players would ask each other 35 questions aimed at revealing the other players true nature. In asking people the same set of questions you can make observations on which truths appear to be universal.’
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