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10% Happier with Dan Harris
The guest introduced his new book, which focused on disagreeing agreeably and the corrosive danger of contempt in culture and interpersonal relationships. The title was later refined to suggest that those perceived as enemies are actually just brothers and sisters who disagree, meaning they shouldn't be labeled as enemies at all.
He also has an excellent podcast, The Arthur Brooks Show, and a new book, which is called Love Your Enemies, How Decent People Can Save America From The Culture Of Contempt.
— Episode: Arthur C. Brooks, Love Your Enemies
Episode: Arthur C. Brooks, Love Your Enemies
The guest introduced his new book, which focused on disagreeing agreeably and the corrosive danger of contempt in culture and interpersonal relationships. The title was later refined to suggest that those perceived as enemies are actually just brothers and sisters who disagree, meaning they shouldn't be labeled as enemies at all.
He also has an excellent podcast, The Arthur Brooks Show, and a new book, which is called Love Your Enemies, How Decent People Can Save America From The Culture Of Contempt.
I'm running a book right now called Love Your Enemies.
And it's really dedicated to the spirit that I've gotten from working with is holiness at Al Alamah.
But this project, Love Your Enemies, basically is the wrong title in so far as the people who disagree with us, they're simply brothers and sisters who disagree with us. They're not our enemies and so therefore we have no reason not to love them.