Episode 2: Forgiveness with Dr. Jennifer Wortham
The Examined Life: Gen Z Engages Philosophy · Delara Gholami
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Show Notes
In today’s episode, we’re delving into a topic that feels more relevant than ever: forgiveness. What does it mean to forgive in a world shaped by cancel culture? How do faith, healing, and accountability intersect when we’ve been hurt or wronged? To help us navigate these questions, I’m thrilled to welcome Dr. Jennifer Wortham, a research associate at the Harvard Human Flourishing Program and author of A Letter to the Pope: The Keeper of the Nest.
Dr. Wortham’s work touches on some of the most challenging and transformative aspects of forgiveness, faith, and healing. Today, we’ll discuss how her personal story and professional research intersect, the role of forgiveness in a hypercritical culture, and why it’s vital to embrace human flourishing in the face of adversity.