Kresta in the Afternoon – December 4, 2017 – Hour 1
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+ Social Science Apologetics: Virtue-Focused People and Decision-Making
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- Description: It’s common knowledge that people tend to be better at solving other people’s problems than they are at addressing their own. But a new study finds that people who think, not in terms of what they personally feel or think they should do about their problems, but in terms of what attempting to live up to a particular set of virtues would have them do in response to a problem, are just as good at solving their own problems as they are helping others. We'll get the details with Dr. Greg Popcak.
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Dr. Greg Popcak
Dr. Greg Popcak is Chair of the Online Master of Pastoral Studies program at Holy Apostles College and Seminary. He's also Executive Director of Pastoral Solutions Institute and the author of more than a dozen books. He and his wife Lisa co-host More2Life on Ave Maria Radio. Visit CatholicCounselors.com and find his Faith on the Couch blog at Patheos.com.
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+ I said “No,” he said “No Problem” (2 segments)
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- Description: The ongoing sexual harassment allegation stories have sparked national conversations about proper relationships between men and women at home and in the workplace. During times like this it’s important to hear the stories of women who have been the victims of abuse and sexual assault. Jolene Underwood became pregnant as a result of an acquaintance rape and has experience firsthand the trauma and challenges that come with it. She joins us with her story.
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Jolene Underwood
Jolene Underwood is a writer, blogger, coach, and emotional health warrior. As a result of living through various trials, she writes from a place of compassion for wounded believers. She draws upon her personal journey towards emotional health, her psychology background, and a passion for Christian counseling to help others cultivate a life well-lived and a soul well-nourished.
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