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Churches closed to homeless people in dangerous weather
1 feb 2024 ·
21 min. 32 sec.
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More than 200 Spokane churches were asked to open their doors to homeless people during dangerously cold weather — four agreed The Pacific Northwest Inlander, By Nate Sanford, on Jan...
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More than 200 Spokane churches were asked to open their doors to homeless people during dangerously cold weather — four agreed
The Pacific Northwest Inlander, By Nate Sanford, on Jan 18, 2024https://www.inlander.com/news/more-than-200-spokane-churches-were-asked-to-open-their-doors-to-homeless-people-during-dangerously-cold-weather-four-agreed-27303574
The Non-Prophets, Episode 23.4.2 featuring Scott Dickie, Phil the Skeptic Atheist, Jonathan Roudabush and Helen Greene
The discussion revolves around the response of churches to a state of emergency in Spokane, where bone-chilling temperatures led to an unhoused crisis. Only four out of 200 churches opened their doors to serve as warming centers, prompting a critical discussion about compassion, charity, and the role of religious institutions in times of need.
Helen emphasized the severity of the homelessness issue in the United States, quoting statistics and expressing frustration at the churches that did not open their doors. Phil criticized the hypocrisy of some Christians who preach love but fail to demonstrate it in practical ways, such as providing shelter for the homeless. Jonathan provided context about the actions of the city government and highlighted the efforts of organizations like Jewels Helping Hands.
The discussion touched on various aspects, including the complexity of homelessness, the potential impact of climate change on displacement, and the need for compassion and generosity in the face of crises. Overall, the conversation underscored the importance of addressing immediate needs while also working towards long-term solutions for homelessness.
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The Pacific Northwest Inlander, By Nate Sanford, on Jan 18, 2024https://www.inlander.com/news/more-than-200-spokane-churches-were-asked-to-open-their-doors-to-homeless-people-during-dangerously-cold-weather-four-agreed-27303574
The Non-Prophets, Episode 23.4.2 featuring Scott Dickie, Phil the Skeptic Atheist, Jonathan Roudabush and Helen Greene
The discussion revolves around the response of churches to a state of emergency in Spokane, where bone-chilling temperatures led to an unhoused crisis. Only four out of 200 churches opened their doors to serve as warming centers, prompting a critical discussion about compassion, charity, and the role of religious institutions in times of need.
Helen emphasized the severity of the homelessness issue in the United States, quoting statistics and expressing frustration at the churches that did not open their doors. Phil criticized the hypocrisy of some Christians who preach love but fail to demonstrate it in practical ways, such as providing shelter for the homeless. Jonathan provided context about the actions of the city government and highlighted the efforts of organizations like Jewels Helping Hands.
The discussion touched on various aspects, including the complexity of homelessness, the potential impact of climate change on displacement, and the need for compassion and generosity in the face of crises. Overall, the conversation underscored the importance of addressing immediate needs while also working towards long-term solutions for homelessness.
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