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Episode 9 – Circumcision & Confession | Three Spiritual Leaders – One Question

5 min · 7 de sep de 2025
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A sacred ritual or an imposed burden? A conversation about the signs of faith. What gives us belonging? A sign on the body, or the free choice of the heart? In this profound episode, Jesus, Mohammed, and Moses discuss the ancient traditions that shape faith and community – from circumcision to baptism. At the center is the question of the child: Is a ritual a sacred heritage or an imposed burden? A conversation about the fine line between covenant, confession, and coercion. Become part of the conversation and share your thoughts in the comments.

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