I have come to learn for myself that the opposite of faith is not doubt, but rather the opposite of faith is certainty! Having doubt is to be fundamentally human & asking questions is the first step to finding answers and clarity. Let’s shed the shadow of shame cast on doubt and instead seek and find clarity that only comes with asking questions.
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episode 92: Episode 92: Setting the world on fire with Buzz Schilaty
Buzz Schilaty has been married to Ginny Schilaty for 52 years. He was her primary caregiver for six years after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. They have four children. Buzz loves spending time with friends, playing chess, and watching teen dramas on Netflix.
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