On Rediscovering Faith: A lot of wounds can be healed through comedy
By george wesley dannells on Jul 3, 2008 in Baha'i Views
Rainn Wilson is second-generation Baha’i. Just because your parents are Baha’i does not mean you will go through the hoop as a slam-dunk Baha’i. It don’t work that way. -gw
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“One of my favorite things about [the Baha’i faith] is your obligation to an independent investigation of truth,” Wilson said.
Wilson recounted his rebellious, chain-smoking twenties as a starving artist who did not believe in God. Eventually, his life changed and Wilson rediscovered both his faith and career.
“A lot of wounds can be healed through comedy,” said Wilson.
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