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Author and journalist Kate Cohen makes the argument that morality doesn’t come from religion, but from us. Using the Bible's Book of Exodus as an example, she highlights the story’s violence and contradictions while showing how modern believers quietly reshape it to fit today’s values. The conversation also touches on Cohen's departure from The Washington Post and broader concerns about free expression and human agency.
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Author and journalist Kate Cohen makes the argument that morality doesn’t come from religion, but from us. Using the Bible's Book of Exodus as an example, she highlights the story’s violence and contradictions while showing how modern believers quietly reshape it to fit today’s values. The conversation also touches on Cohen's departure from The Washington Post and broader concerns about free expression and human agency.
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