Chuck Lorre warns that abandoning God leads to tyranny
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 17:29 · Archive
Television producer Chuck Lorre told Joe Rogan that societies abandoning belief in God risk drifting toward communist or fascist tyranny.
Television producer Chuck Lorre discussed spirituality on Joe Rogan's podcast on Tuesday, warning that societies abandoning belief in God risk falling into communist or fascist tyranny. Lorre, who created sitcoms including 'The Big Bang Theory' and 'Two and a Half Men', released his memoir 'Sitcom: A Memoir' the same day. Lorre has been raised Jewish, joined the Church of Scientology in his youth and later embraced Buddhism.
Lorre argued that worldly wealth and fame are ultimately not fulfilling. 'It's not the real solution,' he said. 'The real solution, you know, I'm going to say it and then regret it, but the real solution is a spiritual solution. You have to find something beyond this world.' Rogan agreed that the term 'spirituality' has been co-opted by insincere people who have given it a 'bad name', and cited examples of genuinely spiritual people, including a Christian acquaintance who built homes for homeless people and helped them overcome addiction. 'It's like I know people like that too,' Lorre agreed.
How it is being reported
- ‘Big Bang Theory’ producer says societies who abandon God drift toward tyrannyProducer Chuck Lorre warned on Joe Rogan's podcast that societies abandoning belief in God risk falling into communist or fascist tyranny.New York Post · 14 Oct, 17:17
- 'Big Bang Theory' producer says societies who abandon God drift toward tyrannyFamous producer Chuck Lorre told Joe Rogan that societies replacing God with extreme ideologies like communism or fascism becoming tyrannical and dystopianFox News · 14 Oct, 12:19
In this story: Chuck Lorre · Joe Rogan · The Big Bang Theory · Two and a Half Men
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