193: Nadia Bolz-Weber: From Fundamentalism to Stand-up Comedy to Ordained Pastor
“When I left the Christian Fundamentalism of my childhood, I became an activist.” Christian Fundamentalism is often looked down upon for its dualistic, black-and-white outlook, which is often used for policing behavior. But, Nadia Bolz-Weber explains, these are the same extreme tendencies that she found in secular…
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