Scott Shay is not a rabbi or a theological scholar, he’s the founder and chairman of Signature Bank in New York. So, of course, you'd assume that he's written a book about faith, right?
In his new book, In Good Faith: Questioning Atheism and Religion, Scott seeks to reexamine the relationship between faith, reason, and ethics. It’s an honest take on how a modern person finds meaning and purpose within ancient texts where he answers the question, does religion make sense anymore?
One of the core components of the books is a deep dive into the concept of idolatry and how it's fundamentally opposed to monotheism. We'll unpack that with Scott along with many other rich concepts and conversations found within the pages of his fascinating new book.
Join me as I wrestle with Scott about the role of faith and reason in the modern world. It's a fun ride that you're sure to enjoy.
You can find Scott Shay's book, In Good Faith: Questioning Atheism and Religion, here.
You can also find more about Scott here: scottshay.com
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