Luisa Zisman

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It is a strange one, you know, because I am, I do have faith and it does make me, I am faith.

No, but I do, I do have a, I've had a religious upbringing, but I wouldn't say an extremist one.

for people that do have a faith and find comfort in that or belonging or whatever they get from it, I think when we get these extremist versions of it, it then stigmatises religion and faith that everyone's just a bit of a weirdo.

Do you know what I mean?

I don't feel like I'm lacking anything.

I guess for me... I think you're a lot lacking.

Do you know what?

I find it a very...

private part of my life and it isn't something i discuss because i don't think it sort of needs it but i think probably like to your point with andrew to me i think maybe it's just the way we've been brought up yeah um and i'm comfortable i think a lot of it is upbringing yeah and then you just accepting of that because that's what you were brought up believing i think and then again though you've never questioned it because oh i have questioned it

Oh, I definitely went through my teenagehood and was like, that's a load of old crap.

And then it sort of was something that I got back into again in my 20s.

But when I say got back into, I mean, I wouldn't say I lived my whole life according to a Bible or anything.

I think for me and for a lot of people, it just creates, I guess, a bit of a moral framework.

It's probably at its lowest level.

Yeah, in response to obviously our new story from last week around Wireless Festival being cancelled and Kanye being denied entry.

Really interesting take.

Yeah, yeah.

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