
Religion: it’s at the centre of world affairs, but profound questions still remain. Why are you here? What happens when you die? Does God matter? God Forbid seeks the answers.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 410 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & CulturePhilosophy | |||

It’s Eastern Orthodox Easter this weekend, where the faithful will announce to each other Christos Anesti. Christ is Risen.
Also risen? The fortunes of Eastern Orthodoxy among men – though this is contested. Over the last 50 years, the numbers of pe... more
If you go to the movies, or turn on your TV, you’ll find it hard to avoid the medieval fantasy genre. With its castles and fortresses, cloaks and crowns, and even dungeons and dragons.
The stories are fantastical but of course, fictional in their po... more
Evolving digital technologies have supercharged our anxieties about privacy and surveillance.
These concerns may feel new, but they have always existed.
Access to privacy is central to human dignity and intimacy - but it is also conditional in a ... more
"Don't judge me" is the unofficial commandment of our secular liberal society. We're told so long as you’re not hurting anyone, live however you want. But online, judgement is relentless and cruel. Have we lost the ability to wisely judge, and — even... more
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A fantastic discussion - a great example of how people can respectfully discuss ideas even if not in complete agreement
I think there should have been given a trigger warning given Pells voice was used
Sammy why didn’t you ask your Muslim guests about the Hamas hostages when they continually called the Gaza war a genocide ? Blind spot or straight up bias ?
Brilliant discussion about the Muslim vote in the upcoming election. Sami brings a wealth of knowledge and summons the guest to discuss and acknowledge their position.
Thank you once again for a fantastic podcast.
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This long-running discourse explores religion, ethics, and the role of belief in contemporary life through thoughtful conversations with scholars, researchers, and writers. It often centers on how faith shapes identity, community, and public life, while also probing how ideas about morality, suffering, and spirituality inform everyday decisions. Across episodes, listeners encounter ethnographic and philosophical perspectives on conversion, trauma, forgiveness, religious reform, and the social dimensions of belief, with a mix of rigorous analysis and accessible storytelling. A notable strength is the ability to bring diverse religious and secular viewpoints into constructive dialogue, making it a compelling listen for people curious about ho... more
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Recent guests on God Forbid include:
1. Anita Allen
2. David Vincent
3. Hugh Breakey
4. Megan Powell-Dautois
5. Max Jeganathan
6. Alex Lefebvre
7. Ginger Gorman
8. Nayomi Kanangara
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