1 hr 34 min
A Conversation with Pastor Frederick Smith Forward Together: A Podcast from the Arkansas Poor People's Campaign
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- Society & Culture
In episode five, Nate and Pastor Frederick discuss capitalism’s harmful effects on humanity in healthcare and the necessity of reframing the lens with which we see each other. Pastor Fred, hospice chaplain and Memphis Theological Seminary graduate, reveals the moment he realized the absolute sacredness of human life, as well as the effort that people of all faiths must put in to liberate both victims of oppression as well as those oppressors who victimize.
The dehumanizing impact of valuing economic identities over spiritual identities and Martin Luther King’s radical gospel takes center stage in this podcast journey that moves in and out of poverty, privilege, and its impact on a 35-year-old African American male raised in Hope, Arkansas
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In episode five, Nate and Pastor Frederick discuss capitalism’s harmful effects on humanity in healthcare and the necessity of reframing the lens with which we see each other. Pastor Fred, hospice chaplain and Memphis Theological Seminary graduate, reveals the moment he realized the absolute sacredness of human life, as well as the effort that people of all faiths must put in to liberate both victims of oppression as well as those oppressors who victimize.
The dehumanizing impact of valuing economic identities over spiritual identities and Martin Luther King’s radical gospel takes center stage in this podcast journey that moves in and out of poverty, privilege, and its impact on a 35-year-old African American male raised in Hope, Arkansas
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/forwardtogetherarppc/message
1 hr 34 min