Josh Duhamel

And I think that's what the Catholic religion did for me.

It was really, you know, even though I don't agree with a lot of this stuff, I still find that it's really taught me right from wrong, gave me that backbone to be like, okay, this is it.

Whenever I, whenever I, you know,

go wayward one way or the other, it always kind of brought me back.

you know, church, friends, family, you know, it's been, thank God I have a good group of friends, really good family, and was raised Catholic, was raised Christian.

Now I'm not as, the dogma of it all doesn't mean as much to me.

I don't care so much about like what religion says I have to do to what as long as it feels like it's, you know, about love, peace, harmony.

things that keep my head clear of all the noise.

I grew up Catholic too.

Yeah.

Are you still Catholic?

Yeah, and how nobody can match the Catholic religion.

What does that mean?

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

I don't think it's a good thing or a bad thing.

I think that- Like why is the Catholic religion better at spiritual warfare than the rest of them?

Oh, okay.

Now I got you.

For the world.

I would agree with that then because that's what's kept me from really going off the deep end.