Episode 24: Does God Care Who Wins the World Cup?
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Episode 24: Does God Care Who Wins the World Cup?
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Haroon obsessed over Morocco at the 2022 World Cup. Like many of us, he didn’t know how much the world championships would mean but after COVID, the reprieve was joyful. It also felt deeply meaningful. With millions of Muslims, Arabs, Africans and so many others, he cheered on an improbable, Cinderella run. This World Cup has felt even more incredible.
Watching Moroccans invoke God, Canada’s Muslim prayers prostrate, Iranians appeal for understanding, it’s been an epic case study in changing the narrative.
But that’s all got Joey thinking: Is prayer on the pitch appropriate? Are sports too much of a religion? Join us for a very fun, twenty-fourth episode, with Joey and Haroon asking what we should (and shouldn’t) ask God, whether the better team really wins, if sports have replaced religion, and why it is that everything Donald Trump does turns to algae (or, in this case, a 4-1 drubbing).
Our sponsor is The Brueggeman Center for Dialogue at Xavier University, here in Cincinnati, which is dedicated to deepening understanding across faiths and promoting systemic change.
Avenue M is produced by Bespoken Live with music by Zach Swelber, who plays in Circle It and Mosant.