Faith, Addiction, and Accountability
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Faith, Addiction, and Accountability
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What happens when faith becomes a shield against responsibility?
In this episode, I share a deeply personal story about devotion, addiction, and the quiet damage that can happen when belief replaces accountability. My father-in-law is deeply religious. He prays daily, lives with discipline, and places complete trust in God’s will. Yet his life is filled with illness, family conflict, and a son struggling with addiction.
He believes everything is destiny. Karma. Divine permission.
But what if that belief is the very thing preventing change?
We explore the uncomfortable tension between faith and personal responsibility. When does trust in God become an escape from hard conversations? When does “it’s God’s will” stop us from taking action? And how much of our suffering is really beyond our control?
This is not an attack on religion. It’s a conversation about ownership, accountability, and the cost of avoiding them.
If you’ve ever wondered whether faith empowers us or quietly weakens us, this episode will challenge you to think deeper.