The word “religion’ means something different to each one of us, and there are multiple ways of defining it. On today’s podcast, we have Sam Spector, a 31-year old rabbi of the Congregation Kol Ami, Utah's largest Jewish synagogue, who is here to enlighten us on his vision of faith and how it leads to creating a path of growth within ourselves.
Highlights:
- Sam explains that faith can help people find themselves because it can be perceived as a channel of expression for our beliefs and hopes.
- The importance of seeing beauty in other races, religions and ethnicities without forgetting that each one of us is unique and different.
- Sam describes his unique way of giving advice to people who come to him asking for help: he tries not to be judgmental and always joins them in walking through their narratives and traditions in order to understand more about themselves.
- Sam brings a new perspective in understanding that everyone can make mistakes, because it makes us humans, not less of a good person
- Religion not as the answer to everything, but as a tool to channel our hopes and work towards being a better person.
You can learn more about Sam by visiting the Congregation Kol Ami’s website
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